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Luxury tour operators have incredible advantages over wellness-industry competitors in crafting dynamic, immersive, wellness-first travel experiences. However, they must adapt to this new market quickly to avoid stagnation in crafting luxury better suited to past generations.

We've seen trip-planning tools come and go, but Wanderlist might thrive because its users get additional assistance from real travel experts who charge fees. Until artificial intelligence improves substantially, this hybrid digital-and-human approach is the most promising.

Like the other big hotel companies, Accor thinks it has gaps in its portfolio it needs to fill. Let's see if guests feel the same way.

Vendors sometimes take advantage of ultra-rich travelers, thinking they won't notice extra charges. If you're in that tax bracket, do us a favor — check your credit card bills.

Fears of a Chinese slowdown have spooked luxury brands that look to outbound tourists from the world's second-largest economy to fill their shops. We at Skift can worry with the best of them about global trends, but for now, this Chinese spending decline seems modest and manageable.