San Francisco

Four Seasons Resort and Residences Napa Valley has launched Private Retreats; one- and two-storey luxury residences that provide a private home-away-from-home nestled amid the property’s vineyards.

San Francisco has been pinpointed as the third Californian city Rosewood Hotels & Resorts will raise its flag.

Auberge Resorts Collection has inked a deal to manage The Hearst Hotel, Auberge Resorts Collection, a piece of history in the heart of San Francisco.

Four Seasons Hotel San Francisco at Embacadero has firmed up an opening date of 1 May 2020. Located on the top 11 floors of the 48-storey 345 California Center in the city's Financial District – and formerly the Loews Regency Hotel – the hotel will reopen after extensive upgrades and enhancements to match the Four Seasons experience.

San Francisco always reminds this traveller of the Grand Old Duke of York – the old one, note, not the current one. This is a city of marching up the hill, Nob…

1 Hotels has revealed it will add California's Bay Area to its US destination network, complementing its two properties in New York City, one in Miami and Los…

With the support from United Airlines, Visit California, Sonoma County Tourism, Visit Napa Valley and South Lake Tahoe, SF Travel, SFO and Brand USA hosted a San Francisco-themed event in Melbourne on 22 October to celebrate the launch of the new United Airlines direct flight between the two cities. The first flight from Melbourne departs on 31…

Alitalia is relaunching flights to San Francisco after a 19-year hiatus. Services to the City by the Bay will start on 1 June 2020 from Alitalia's homeport of…

Qantas will launch flagged new non-stop services from Brisbane to San Francisco and from Brisbane to Chicago on 9 February and 20 April respectively. The…

The US Government has rubber stamped the proposed joint business agreement between Qantas and American Airlines, paving the way for the start of the flagged new non-stop flight routes across the Pacific between Brisbane and both Chicago and San Francisco. The decision follows draft approval from the US Department of Transportation (DOT) last month.