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'I Don't Want Cookie Cutter': Dorchester Collectionâs Stand Against the Flattening of Luxury (opens the original)
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Dorchester has an interesting market opportunity stemming from its iconic properties and a dial service culture. The challenge is to tighten and refine the basics without taking judgment away from the people who make each property worth returning to. Select a question above or ask something else There is a barbershop in St Jamesâs called Truefitt & Hill where I go for a shave whenever Iâm in London. The appointments are still kept on paper in a leather book. Portraits hang on the walls of it
Biggest Innovators in Travel and Hospitality: Summer 2026 (opens the original)
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There is no shortage of launches and you can easily find the most expensive hospitality offerings. We're most interested in judgment that leads to truly exceptional service. Select a question above or ask something else We’re back with another biannual best-of, highlighting the places, experiences, and people that stood out in an increasingly crowded hospitality landscape. This has been a record travel year for me, and the physical and mental notebooks are unusually full. Most observations becam
Why Luxury GMs Need a Razor Sharp Point of View (opens the original)
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As brands scale and standards spread, the property leader’s most important role is preserving the reason a hotel belongs where it is. Select a question above or ask something else During a recent walk-through at Four Seasons Resort Scottsdale at Troon North, an architect suggested adding a bar to the lobby. The investors saw the obvious upside: it would create energy, pull in locals, and make more productive use of the space. Jerome Arribas, the resort’s general manager, saw what would be lost.
How SingleThread Is Growing Without Copying Itself (opens the original)
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SingleThread is expanding thoughtfully, leaning on translating its service culture through people and giving them bigger challenges to tackle. Select a question above or ask something else The Selvedge in Healdsburg and SoNoMa in Kyoto point to a different model for luxury expansion: transfer the culture, not the concept. When I visited SoNoMa by SingleThread inside Capella Kyoto earlier this year, the proposition — a Northern California restaurant refracted back through Kyoto — could easily hav
Rascal Voyages Bets on 'Marine Safaris' â and Freedom Over Formality (opens the original)
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Rascal thinks the next frontier is not more formality, but access to remote places, useful freedom, and crews trained to improvise. Select a question above or ask something else One of the best moments I had on a recent voyage through Indonesia involved giving up. I was out on one of the planned excursions, feeling under the weather, and said I wanted to return to the boat. Within five minutes, a tender boat arrived. There was no cajoling, no pressure to rally, and no sense that I was spoiling t
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