Luxury Travel

"That would rent for $8K a month in Manhattan!" one user said.

TikTok star Abby Cheshire tells Newsweek about the highs, and lows, of being a chef at sea.

The mom said her teen son did not believe her originally, and was 'outraged', comparing his time in the economy cabin to a form of 'torture'.

"I love luxury but imagine what else you could do with that 14k," wrote one viewer in a comment on the viral video.

An entrepreneur who jets off on luxurious holidays has shared his hacks on how to travel in style on a budget - including getting a private jet for half price.

There's luxury travel and then there's chartering a megayacht. If you've got $2.2 million to spend on a week's vacation, here's what you get for the money.

A multitude of startups are developing flying vehicles, racing to be the first to sell them to the mass market. Once they get there, who buys them?

Trying to travel in summer 2021? These are the 9 best places for booking.

We look at some of our favorite picks that made the cut in the latest lis by the magazine, including celebrity hideouts in New York City and Los Angeles and desert escapes in Namibia and Chile.

These unique hotels are stunning, impeccably run and the perfect place to get away from it all in a last-minute end of summer escape.

These luxury hotels are a step above the rest with thoughtful amenities and perks everyone will love.

A luxury hotel needs a distinctive character, a high level of personal service, a tranquil atmosphere, exceptionally comfortable accommodations and a unique experience.

These eleven hotels combine sustainability with luxury for the ultimate no-guilt experience.

Some hotels hit all the right notes: impeccable service, exceptional character and a strong sense of place.

A new book celebrates the desire of twenty-first century travelers for mindful moments and the environmental initiatives of an optimistic generation of hoteliers.

Time to chase away the winter blues and plan your next vacation.

The City of Light's tourist, leisure and catering industries have taken a hit in the month since deadly attacks.

Every hotel wants five stars and loyal customers, and a cat on the concierge's desk may be the way to win them