News•Mar 12, 2026
What It’s Like to Stay at the Most Exclusive Resort in the United States
Amangiri’s Camp Sarika, nestled on 900 acres of Utah desert, has become the United States’ most exclusive resort, offering ultra‑luxury tented pavilions and a six‑bedroom villa priced up to $45,000 per night. The property blends indoor‑outdoor design with a 25,000‑square‑foot spa, personalized service, and curated wilderness experiences such as via ferrata climbs and Navajo cultural tours. Its clientele are primarily high‑net‑worth Americans seeking privacy, wellness, and proximity to the “Golden Circle” national parks. The resort’s pandemic‑era glamping model has set a new benchmark for luxury travel.
By Robb Report – Travel
News•Mar 6, 2026
The Ritz-Carlton’s 794-Foot Cruise Ship Is Heading to Alaska in 2027
The Ritz‑Carlton Yacht Collection will debut its 794‑foot Luminara in Alaska for the 2027 season, adding 15 Alaska voyages, four Pacific itineraries, and two trans‑continental routes. The ship, launched in July 2025, features 226 suites with private terraces, a Ritz‑Carlton...
By Robb Report – Travel
News•Mar 5, 2026
With Bezos’s Blue Origin Bowing Out of Space Tourism, Richard Branson Wants to Step Up
Virgin Galactic has become the sole commercial sub‑orbital tourism operator after Blue Origin announced it will cease space‑tourism activities. The company’s newly upgraded Delta spacecraft, designed for a two‑day turnaround, is slated for its inaugural flight by the end of...
By Robb Report – Travel
News•Mar 4, 2026
New York’s Ritz-Carlton Hotel Will Stage a Private Broadway Show in Your Suite
The Ritz‑Carlton New York, Central Park has launched a "Curtain Call" package that brings a private 60‑minute Broadway performance directly into guest suites. Guests can select songs from top shows like Wicked, Hamilton, and The Lion King, enjoy light refreshments, and meet...
By Robb Report – Travel