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A series of new hotel projects are planned for 2023, leading to an increase in hotel capacity in the grand duchy. Photo: Lala La Photo, Keven Erickson, Krystyna Dul/Archives
SERVICES & ADVISORY

Hotel boom to add 300 rooms this year

With almost 350 new rooms coming in 2023, plus many large-scale projects planned for the following years, Luxembourg’s hotel capacities are expanding rapidly--even while demand is fluctuating.

Catherine Kurzawa • 04.01.2023
Marc Wengler is CEO of the CFL. CFL
TRAVEL

Train travel offers the gift of time

Marc Wengler (guest contributor) • 04.01.2023
Luxembourg has so far not implemented travel restrictions for arrivals from China Library photo: Romain Gamba/Maison Moderne
EUROPE

Ministry to “closely assess” covid-19 tests for China travellers

Cordula Schnuer • 03.01.2023
Gilles Feith is CEO of Luxair. Patricia Pitsch - Maison Moderne Publishing SA
TRAVEL

Gilles Feith: how climate change will impact air travel in 2023

Gilles Feith (guest contributor) • 03.01.2023
50,000 travellers are expected to arrive at Findel between Friday and Monday, a peak that is likely to cause queues at the airport, but also in the car parks. Lux-Airport recommends that you reserve your parking space beforehand. (Photo: Matic Zorman/Maison Moderne)
INDUSTRY

Rush at Findel airport for the Christmas holidays

Catherine Kurzawa • 23.12.2022
The Kaul campsite in Wiltz already has safari lodge style glamping accommodation. Photo: Camping Kaul
TRAVEL

Luxembourg seeks glamping projects

Céline Coubray • 24.11.2022
The Moxy hotel in the Skypark Business Center South at Findel will have 130 rooms. Illustration: Lux-Airport
ARCHITECTURE + REAL ESTATE

Lux-Airport announces new Moxy Hotel at Skypark

Jeremy Zabatta • 02.11.2022
Izmir has been added to Luxair’s offer for the coming summer. Photo: Shutterstock
INDUSTRY

Luxair adds more flights, destinations

Tracy Heindrichs • 17.10.2022
“ Interest in Luxembourg as a tourist destination continues to grow, particularly among residents,” said minister for tourism Lex Delles, picture with head of the tourism directorate Liz Thielen. MECO
RETAIL

Tourism bounces back to nearly pre-pandemic levels

Teodor Georgiev • 03.10.2022
Travel pro launches its Luxembourg leisure travel booking platform, LetzBookit.com. (Photo: Mathilde Obert/Maison Moderne)
TRAVEL

Travel platform LetzBookit offers local service

Mathilde Obert • 31.08.2022
Europe accounts for 96% of leisure travel by Luxembourg residents and eight out of ten tourists to the Grand Duchy come from one of the 27 Member States. (Photo: EU)
TRAVEL

Post-pandemic tourism in 10 numbers

Catherine Kurzawa • 28.07.2022
Some Luxair passengers will now be able to watch shows or read the news during their flight.  Photo: Shutterstock
TRAVEL

Luxair to offer inflight entertainment

Tracy Heindrichs • 21.07.2022
Luxembourg passport holders continue to enjoy some of the greatest travel freedom in the world, according to the latest Henley Passport Index. Anthony Dehez
TRAVEL

Luxembourg retains fourth place in passport power rankings

Duncan Roberts • 20.07.2022
Outdoor, Tuscany ©Toscana Promozione
BRAND VOICE - TRAVEL

Sea and land dishes : Toscana, a journey through divine flavors

Italian National Tourist Board • 13.07.2022
In Knokke-Heist you will find top restaurants to suit every taste (Photo : Knokke-Heist)
BRAND VOICE - TRAVEL

Knokke-Heist : Gault&Millau guide

Knokke-Heist • 11.07.2022
Orvieto ©Umbria Region
BRAND VOICE - TRAVEL

Exploring Umbria, the green heart of central Italy

Italian National Tourist Board • 06.07.2022
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