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Golden-age glamour is returning through cruise-and-rail combinations, including Italy’s new Orient Express train and journeys like the Golden Eagle across Europe. Nostalgia also shapes the sky: a Pan Am tribute jet tour launches in May, alongside a themed hotel in LA, while new supersonic aircraft promise quiet, high-speed flight. Meanwhile, North Africa, particularly Egypt, Morocco, and Tunisia - is emerging as a warm, culturally rich alternative to the Mediterranean.
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As 2026 nears, luxury travel is shifting from excess to meaning, emotional resonance and restorative experiences. Destinations are becoming more neurodivergent-inclusive, with Dubai and Gatwick leading as the first autism-certified location and airport, prioritising calm, clarity and care. Literary-led “readaways” are rising, with book lovers choosing destinations inspired by novels or travelling with their book clubs for more mindful, story-driven exploration. Many professionals are embracing “mini-retirements” - multi-month breaks that favour slow travel, local immersion and wellbeing long before traditional retirement.
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