Hotels

The way Disney weaves its enchantment into the fabric of the U.S. economy is a captivating tale worthy of exploration. Recently, Disney commissioned a groundbreaking study that unveils the staggering economic impact of its domestic resorts—Walt Disney World in Florida and Disneyland in California. The analysis reveals a staggering combined economic contribution of roughly $67
Marriott International is set to pioneer a groundbreaking venture with the launch of its Autograph Collection safari camp, the Mapito Safari Camp in Serengeti, Tanzania. This strategic initiative marks a transformative leap into experiential luxury, reshaping how affluent travelers engage with nature and wildlife. Scheduled to open in the third quarter of this year, the
Universal Orlando Resort is on the brink of a monumental transformation with the opening of Epic Universe, a new theme park that promises to revolutionize family vacations in Orlando. Karen Irwin, the president and COO of Universal Orlando Resort, succinctly described this impending change, highlighting its potential to not just be part of a trip
The recent withdrawal of Wynn Resorts and Related Companies’ ambitious $12 billion project proposal in Hudson Yards, New York City, highlights the increasing power of community voices against corporate interests. The planned complex, which sought to introduce a hotel and casino alongside residential and office towers, faced significant opposition from local leaders and community organizations.
Nestled within the breathtaking expanse of French Polynesia lies The Brando, a unique sanctuary that transcends the typical definition of luxury travel. Celebrated for its sustainable practices and opulent accommodations, this resort occupies the once-private island of Marlon Brando. This secluded paradise isn’t merely an indulgent escape; it’s a diligent commitment to environmental stewardship that
Hawaii is a paradise renowned for its stunning landscapes, vibrant culture, and welcoming hospitality. However, the state is facing a pressing challenge: climate change. In an empowering move, the Hawaii Legislature has enacted Senate Bill 1396, which will see the Transient Accommodations Tax (TAT) increasing from 10.25% to 11% as of January 2026. This decision