Editor’s Note: Each quarter, ALHI Insider expands its destination coverage with reports from four cities primed for hosting meetings and events. In this installment, learn how Detroit and St. Louis are investing in infrastructure to make their Midwest destinations even more appealing to meeting…
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Why Copenhagen Copenhagen is recognized as the second most livable city in the world behind Vienna. Copenhagen has a thriving dining scene, boasting an impressive 16 Michelin starred restaurants. The city center is less than 15 minutes via metro from Copenhagen Airport. What’s New…
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Editor’s Note: Connecting the Dots is a series of monthly conversations with Michael Dominguez, President and CEO of Associated Luxury Hotels International. The series examines issues in the global economy in 2024 that will “connect the dots” to be helpful not only in business but in life as well…
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With so many options in the city, it’s not a surprise that London has long been a destination for business and leisure travelers from around the world. Not only is London a global tech hub and financial capital, but its world-class airports boast direct flights to 400 global destinations. That…
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According to a 2022 wedding study by The Knot, just 14% of weddings are "small, or under 50 guests.” Luckily for those couples, there are many hotels around the world perfect for intimate weddings, including these four ALHI Members: Hotel Bennett Charleston native Michael Bennett built his first…
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Successful in business as a wine merchant and restaurateur, Berthold Kempinski was also a consummate host, with a true passion for people and hospitality. In 1897 Berlin, he set an enduring benchmark for exceptional service and luxury with the first hotel to bear his name. As Kempinski Hotels…
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Air travel into the United States from international destinations just became much easier. The Biden administration has announced that, effective June 12, travelers flying from international destinations will no longer be required to show proof of a negative COVID test to enter the United States…
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Mask mandates are all but gone. The mandates, across the United States and around the world, were synonymous with the battle against the COVID-19 pandemic. As vaccination rates have increased and hospitalizations decreased, the mask mandates have been ending, too. In the U.S., with the announcement…
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With COVID-19 restrictions being lifted, incentive or rewards programs are primed to boost travel to Europe. From Denmark to the Netherlands, to Germany, France, Switzerland and more, the news from Europe continues to trend toward fewer, and in some cases, no restrictions for travelers. Airlines are…
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