Virtuoso Travel Week 2024

A recent visit to Western Australia’s Kimberley region has had a profound impact on the President of Seabourn, Natalya Leahy. Speaking with LATTE at Virtuoso Travel Week earlier this month, Leahy said she was mesmerised by the landscapes and Indigenous culture which has left a permanent imprint on her soul.

Virtuoso will consider adding new travel agency members, heighten its travel advisor training programs and expand its home-grown and developed Regional…

A panel of Virtuoso agency owners and senior executives openly discussed several travel trends and focus areas they are currently witnessing in the luxury…

Globus has made a bold play at the intimately sized group touring trend, introducing more than 50 new Small Group Discovery tours, while making many of its legacy core trips available on a trimmed back capacity.

AmaWaterways has started pairing its river cruises with ocean voyages, packaged through Australian wholesalers, to offer new ways to explore Europe.

Virtuoso made a number of significant changes to the format of the 'Fashion Week of travel' (ie. the annual  Virtuoso Travel Week) in 2024, with perhaps the…

Virtuoso's Misty Belles, Global PR, shared insight from its 'data warehouse' at Virtuoso Travel Week in Las Vegas last week to help paint a broader picture of the trends and patterns of luxury travellers who book with network agencies.

Virtuosos have been challenged to think "differently" and "more deeply" about Australia's diversity for their clients putting off a holiday down under by…

Virtuoso's Chairman and CEO, Matthew Upchurch, offered insight on the global luxury travel network's overarching strategy and vision at last week's Virtuoso…

Luxury travel network Virtuoso is preparing to launch a new member facing website homepage that streamlines search functionality, a bugbear of the current platform for travel advisors.