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Virtuoso’s top cruise preferred partners were revealed during an awards bash to mark the wrapping up of the 37th annual Virtuoso Travel Week.

Despite speculation that international travellers are shying away from the US, Virtuoso Global Luxury Traveller Report 2025 has revealed otherwise.

Virtuoso Travel Week 2025 has kicked off Las Vegas, with more than 4,800 top luxury travel professionals from 107 countries gathering for a frenzied week of collaboration, connection, and strategic growth.

Uniworld Boutique River Cruises is taking its ‘Pintxos with Uniworld – Bite-Sized Training for Travel Agents’ online, with a series of webinars.

Luxury private rental brand onefinestay has unveiled its first-ever online Partner Portal, signalling a significant shift in how travel advisors can interact with its offerings.

The opening of a new office in Melbourne, Victoria marks a significant step in Complex Travel Group’s national growth strategy, with the expansion further strengthened by the appointments of two seasoned travel professionals to drive growth in key market sectors.

Virtuoso has named Karen Hardie as its new General Manager Canada, following the recent promotion of Una O’Leary to the role of Vice President Global Partnerships.

Australia and New Zealand have re-emerged as trending markets for long-haul travellers from North America, says Alex Sharpe, President and CEO of Signature Travel Network.

The year has started off strong for Virtuoso, with the luxury travel network’s sales for the first quarter up by 14% on the same period last year.

Further changes are afoot at Virtuoso’s senior leadership level, with Úna O’Leary newly appointed as Vice President, Global Partnerships.

Key changes to the Virtuoso senior leadership team have been confirmed as part of a strategic realignment to support its ongoing international expansion.

LUXE by itravel is marking its two-year anniversary, with itravel CEO Steve Labroski attributing the brand’s continued growth to its “advisor-first” approach.