The Hotel Is the New Flagship
While fashion houses brace for a hard winter, the luxury money is moving into rooms with a view. Europe’s hotel pipeline has never been this upscale.
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While fashion houses brace for a hard winter, the luxury money is moving into rooms with a view. Europe’s hotel pipeline has never been this upscale.
For the first time, Hermès outranks Louis Vuitton as the world’s most valuable luxury brand. The ranking says as much about restraint as it does about size.
Two prime ministers opened a $68 million five-star hotel on the Kura. It is the clearest sign yet of Azerbaijani capital shaping Georgia’s luxury map.
The First Cortina opens on 4 December with 76 balconied rooms, a two-level REVĪVŌ spa and a view that does most of the work.
The fair’s fifth edition closed two days early as protests loomed. The previews, by most accounts, had already done the selling.
Kering’s third quarter held steady on paper. Underneath, Gucci kept shrinking — and jewellery quietly became the group’s brightest line.
A private island off Provence, Mandarin Oriental’s first Mallorca address and a new Rhodes resort: the season’s openings, in one place.
An independent watchmaker, a couture house and a veteran CEO have bought a 1911 Swiss maison for $66.5 million. The people involved explain the bet.
Central Asia’s most developed hotel market still has more demand than rooms at the top end. The industry has noticed.
High-speed rail, a planned luxury train and a push from the trade: Uzbekistan wants the traveller who stays for the tilework, not the photo.
A Caspian resort, 238 more branded residences and a Le Méridien in Tbilisi: what the new PASHA–Marriott agreement means for the region.
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