Luxury Travel Advisor

2 weeks ago | luxurytraveladvisor.com | Matt Turner

Staffing shortages and air traffic congestion led to last year’s relocation of the Newark, NJ, airspace from New York City area air traffic control to Philadelphia. The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) the change will help "meet continued traffic demand in the busy Northeast Corridor.”Fast forward about exactly one year and the situation at Newark Liberty International Airport is worse than any time in recent history and there doesn't seem to be any immediate fix on the horizon.

2 weeks ago | luxurytraveladvisor.com | Matt Turner

The St. Regis Hotels & Resorts brand is headed to Costa Rica. The development of this project, which will span 20 hectares on the Gulf of Papagayo in the Guanacaste region, is expected to begin in July of this year, with a planned opening in early 2027. The new-build St. Regis Papagayo is expected to offer 120 hotel rooms and 143 residential units.

3 weeks ago | luxurytraveladvisor.com

Guests can embark on a restorative journey guided by healer and holistic therapist Daria Gudkova throughout June. Here's what they can expect.

3 weeks ago | luxurytraveladvisor.com

Taking place this October, the second annual retreat will focus on cultural and well-being experiences. Here's what's planned.

4 weeks ago | luxurytraveladvisor.com | Cameron Sperance

Even with the drumbeat of economic uncertainty growing louder, luxury travel advisors are staying firmly in the cautious optimism camp for 2025. Top agency leaders convened this week at Luxury Travel Advisor’s Ultra Summit and shared insights on client trends, advisor training, AI’s growing influence, and strategies to stay resilient in a volatile world. The mood was clear: Strong early momentum, some soft spots around spring holidays, but an overall confident outlook.