Larry Mogelonsky

As wellness travel evolves beyond a la carta spa treatments and activities, one of the hottest trends is the advent of integrated wellness stay. These personalized, multi-day itineraries weave movement, mindfulness, nutrition, recovery, sleep optimization and culturally immersive experiences into a cohesive guest journey.

The two of us work more towards the luxury, full service and experiential end, so of course we often laud the miracles and exceptional craftsmanship of hotels in these categories.

Singita's conservation efforts across African lodges demonstrate how environmental stewardship drives luxury brand differentiation and premium RevPAR performance.

Luxury hospitality in Santorini has always depended on a careful balance of spectacle and restraint.

Wellness and spa are definitely reasons to book a hotel. But do guests select a property based on its gym facilities?

An industry analysis outlining five strategic opportunities for luxury hotel development heading into 2026 and beyond, covering branded residences, demand diversification, overtourism, adaptive reuse, and generational demand shifts.

It's often said that there are three main markets that will always exist: health, wealth and relationships. Luckily, this is exactly what hospitality does!

Gearing up for the 2026 outing of NYU International Hospitality Investment Forum (IHIF) in early June in New York – perhaps the largest international

Owner Angie Clavijo details how Sumaq Machu Picchu Hotel integrates regenerative farming, agrobiodiversity, and Andean cultural heritage into a luxury guest experience, with B Corp certification in final stages.

As wellness travel evolves beyond a la carta spa treatments and activities, one of the hottest trends is the advent of integrated wellness stay.