Luxury news: Travel options for 'engagement season' and beyond

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August 17, 2017 INSIGHT BY JERI CLAUSING 'Engagement season' prompts variety of romance-travel options I've noticed that as the so-called engagement season nears, more and more luxury hotels are responding to the demand for destination weddings. READ MORE NEWS AAA takes step beyond Diamond hotel ratings Top hotels in their Diamond category can now earn a "Best Of" designation. READ MORE With sales booming, Virtuoso agencies have been hiring The agency consortium has added 1,000 travel advisers since January, with over half of the growth coming organically from current agencies adding staff members. READ MORE Dispatch, Las Vegas: Onboard the Crystal Skye luxury jet Jamie Biesiada visited the Boeing 777-200LR at McCarran Airport and was immediately impressed by the amount of space it boasts. READ MORE Luxe writ large at secluded Grand Residences Upon arrival at the posh Puerto Morelos resort, I felt like royalty and knew this wasn't going to be an average weekend in Mexico. READ MORE Denver's second Kimpton opens in burgeoning Union Station area With an "alpine modern" design that integrates wood, concrete and metal materials, the Hotel Born also boasts more than 700 art pieces from local artists, including about 300 in the hotel's public areas. READ MORE Advertisement Advertisement DESTINATION WEDDINGS: EXPECT THE UNEXPECTED There are over 340,000 destination weddings each year—but today's couples expect more than a packaged event. Clients are demanding personalized celebrations full of custom details, and agents need to know how to deliver. Discover some of the ways to create unique, customized destination weddings that will exceed expectations. Sponsored by the Mexico Tourism Board. Read More FEATURED STORY Clash of the megas: Atlantis vs. Baha Mar As Baha Mar continues to open in slow motion, nearby Atlantis Paradise Island, One&Only Ocean Club and Melia Nassau Beach warily move to counter the mounting competition. READ MORE MORE FROM TRAVEL WEEKLY From the Window Seat: Opportunities in selling the obscure By Arnie Weissmann I love places that glorify the overlooked, the goofy, the sensational, the all-but-forgotten. READ MORE LUXURY Editor: Jeri Clausing Email the editor Follow us on: Subscribe to Travel Weekly eNewsletters For promotional opportunities in this newsletter, contact sales@travelweekly.com 100 Lighting Way, 2nd Floor, Secaucus, New Jersey 07094   201-902-2000 Privacy Policy You can unsubscribe if you wish to stop receiving TW Luxury newsletter.