Virtuoso

Virtuoso’s new regional program devised in Australia is providing a footpath for local suppliers to access the luxury network's global database of travel advisors. The new partnerships, revealed exclusively by LATTE last month, have provided suppliers with an alternative to dumping inventory with online package specialists, says Adrian Clarke,…

Virtuoso has signed its first property in Brisbane as part of an expansion of the luxury travel network's partnerships in Australia. Emporium Hotel South Bank…

Seven months on from Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison banning overseas leisure travel indefinitely due to the escalating coronavirus crisis, the local…

Travel agencies that have put their businesses on hiatus during the coronavirus crisis and taken advantage of the Australian Government's JobKeeper payments have been encouraged to take charge and be ready to flick the lights on again.

Bespoke Italian tour operator, Florencetown, has introduced a new full-day experience exploring the vineyards and landscapes outside of Florence.

Virtuoso Chairman Matthew Upchurch has called on the travel industry to pull together as a united front and "get cruise ships sailing again".

Mid-way between Rue du Faubourg Saint-Honoré and Avenue Montaigne, a stone's throw from the Champs-Elysées, where the heart of Paris beats, you'll find La Réserve Paris – Hotel and Spa, overlooking the Grand Palais, the Eiffel Tower, the Pantheon and the Concorde obelisk.

The Virtuoso luxury travel network has bolstered its membership base, adding nearly 20 new travel agencies around the world, the bulk of which are in the Asia…

Set in the heart of the Charente, less than 3 hours from Paris by train and 2 hours from Bordeaux, the Domaine des Etangs sprawls over 2,500 acres of protected…

Virtuoso Regional Director for Australia and New Zealand, Anthony Goldman, says the COVID-19 crisis and travel retreat presents a time for travel agencies to adjust their business, if they haven't so already.