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Orient Express to relive Golden Age with Art Deco-themed Italian hotels, sailing ship

November 8, 2023

Orient Express will rely on a mix of marketing and nostalgia for a bygone era of elegant travel and hospitality with its hotels, ships and trains. Image: Orient Express Orient Express will rely on a mix of marketing and nostalgia for a bygone era of elegant travel and hospitality with its hotels, ships and trains. Image: Orient Express

 

By Staff reports

Orient Express, known for its famed trains across Europe, is set to open its first two hotels in Italy in 2025 even as it prepares for more collaborations with luxury brands and the imminent extension to seaborn journeys.

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