Ultra-luxury hotels double down on high-net-worth travellers
As mass-market travel slows, high-end brands are reshaping their offerings around exclusivity, bespoke services and premium pricing to capture the spending power of affluent guests Top-tier hotels are increasingly focusing on higher-paying customers, as wealthy travellers continue to pay premium rates for ultra-luxury stays. Revenue per available room at the most expensive hotels rose 10.6 per cent last year, more than three times the growth rate of the broader hotel sector, the Financial Times reported, citing data from analytics firm
