Ruthanne Terrero

1 month ago | luxurytraveladvisor.com | Ruthanne Terrero

Graeme Bull, who built A&K's program in Colombia from scratch, is the general manager of the Mexico DMC. He says his office provides customized itineraries, exclusive access to unique experiences, and 24/7, on-the-ground support. We touched base with Bull about what the new A&K luxury guest experience will offer in Mexico. LTA: Great to hear about your appointment. With a new DMC in Mexico, will A&K be adding on to its Mexico programs? Graeme Bull (Photo by Abercrombie & Kent) Graeme Bull: Thank you.

1 month ago | luxurytraveladvisor.com | Ruthanne Terrero

Travel Leaders Networkhas hired Eva Damato as senior director, luxury lifestyle marketing; she is responsible for overall strategy and growth of the Luxury Leaders Alliance, Travel Leaders’ community for top-selling luxury sellers. She’s also going to serve as an expert resource for luxury-focused suppliers and members and advise the executive team on the latest trends and issues in the luxury travel marketplace.

1 month ago | luxurytraveladvisor.com | Ruthanne Terrero

Twenty years ago, we had just published our first-ever issue of Luxury Travel Advisor. I recall that after we went to press, following months of brainstorming, collaboration and hard work, the buzz in the office subsided and it was very quiet. But one day my office phone rang. It was Sheila Yellin, owner of Courtyard Travel. She had just received her copy of the new magazine. “I like it,” she said. The conversation was brief but uplifting with positive feedback that I’ll always appreciate.

2 months ago | luxurytraveladvisor.com | Ruthanne Terrero

NUBA, an “ultra-luxury travel agency” based in Madrid, recently announced plans to expand operations to the United States. The luxury boutique company, which is part of the Virtuoso network, has been in operation for 30 years; its new U.S. office is in Coconut Grove in Miami and is run by Carolita Urrestarazu, the head of business development. The company currently has a strong roster of high-net-worth clients in Latin America.

2 months ago | luxurytraveladvisor.com | Ruthanne Terrero

Hyatt Hotels and RLH Properties are rebranding Andaz Mayakoba Resort Riviera Maya to Alila Mayakoba, which will mark the Alila brand’s entry into Latin America and the Caribbean. Andaz Mayakoba Resort Riviera Maya is expected to suspend operations on March 2, 2025 and debut as Alila Mayakoba later this year. Both Andaz and Alila are Hyatt brands.