Serena is a Brussels-based journalist, researcher, and communications expert. After her Ph.D. in History and Arts between Florence and Brussels, she decided to set her roots in Belgium, but she still cherishes travel more than everything. In addition to nature, film, and radio documentaries.
In a world where escapism often feels like the ultimate luxury, Airbnb’s latest venture promises to elevate this experience to unprecedented levels. With the introduction of “Icons” on […]
Marriott International has partnered with Neom to bring The Ritz-Carlton Reserve to the stunning, secluded mountains of Trojena in northwestern Saudi Arabia. The resort will feature 60 luxurious, 1 to 4 […]
Proving the old saying “dog eats dog” perhaps, hotel marketplace disrupters like Airbnb and Vrbo are now being challenged at their own game by a vacation […]
Brussels’ Hotel Métropole, situated in the city centre at the Place De Brouckère, is currently undergoing renovation works and is scheduled to reopen at the end […]
With 6.2% of The Philippines’ 2022 GDP generated by tourism according to government figures, and international arrivals more than doubling in 2023, the island nation, like other […]
Palazzo Versace Macau, the first Palazzo Versace hotel in Asia, opened its 5-star doors with a star-studded event on 23 March 2024. After being announced in […]
Airbnb is updating its cancellation policy when it comes to unforeseen events and, from 6 June, it will also cover severe weather events, such as hurricanes. […]
Fewer new developments are being built in the hotel industry as the soaring cost of borrowing is pushing existing hotels towards conversion and franchising options rather […]
InterContinental Singapore is offering a “Rain Resist Bliss Package”, which reimburses guests if one of their planned activities is disrupted by heavy rainfall. With an average […]
Following increasing reports from guests finding hidden cameras in their Airbnb accommodations, the short-term rental platform has decided to ban all indoor camera in order to […]
A former London communication tower, also known as the British Telecommunications (BT) Tower, has recently been sold by the BT Group to MCR Hotels for £275 […]