Virtuoso

Virtuoso members in Australia and New Zealand have been thrown a lifeline during the coronavirus pandemic, with the luxury travel network waiving its membership charge and accelerating the delivery of override commissions to assist with cashflow.

Virtuoso CEO Matthew D Upchurch has spoken of the responsibilities travel advisors should provide clients during a time of turmoil. Addressing the current…

COVID-19 has had a seismic impact on people's travel aspirations – the holidays they have dreamed about, planned and booked. While those well-deserved breaks…

The Virtuoso luxury travel network has suspended this year's Virtuoso Symposium, which was scheduled to be held in Vienna, Austria later this month. The cancellation of the 2020 get-together of Virtuoso's owner/managers and partners comes after ITB Berlin, due to begin on Wednesday 4 March, was also postponed. 

Today’s sophisticated youth are blazing new trails as global citizens, impacting everything from their family and friends’ travel choices to new products,…

Cruisers are seeking far-flung, pristine destinations in 2020, driven by a desire for immersion in each location, according to global luxury travel network…

SO/ Auckland has been accepted into Virtuoso’s exclusive portfolio of luxury travel partners, comprised of more than 1,800 preferred suppliers in 100 countries.

North America’s largest provider of ski holidays, Ski.com, has been accepted into Virtuoso’s exclusive portfolio of luxury travel partners, comprised of more…

Virtuoso has revealed its list of the "most exciting properties around the world" which will debut over the next six months. From the always popular France and…

The CEO of global luxury travel network, Virtuoso, has been confirmed as a keynote speaker at MTA – Mobile Travel Agents' upcoming national conference. Matthew Upchurch is a long-standing associate of MTA co-managing directors Karen and Roy Merricks, who invited the Virtuoso boss for the group's 20th anniversary conference taking place from 28…