Marriott International takes the world-class JW Marriott hotel brand to new heights with the opening of JW Marriott Cusco, the brand’s first hotel built at its altitude of 11,154 feet above sea level ...

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In an era where travelers expect to “travel deeper,” luxury hotels are sometimes viewed as sanctuaries that cut people off from the outside world, that provide so many comforts and so much coddling ...

Marriott International opened the JW Marriott Cusco in Peru. Standing 11,154 feet above sea level, the 153-room hotel is Marriott's highest-altitude hotel and features an in-room supplemental oxygen ...

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Motto by Hilton has announced its South American debut with the opening of Motto by Hilton Cusco. A more than $5 million investment in the center of the city, the 58-key property pays homage to ...

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Nestled among majestic mountains at over 3,400 meters above sea level, Cusco—the ancient capital of the Inca Empire and a UNESCO World Heritage Site—will soon welcome the latest Peruvian destination ...

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Cusco will, figuratively and literally, take your breath away. Peru’s second city, full of hilly cobblestones lanes, centuries-old cathedrals, and pleasant stone fountains, sits at nearly 11,000 feet.

Cusco, Peru is home to some of Latin America’s top tourist destinations, including the ancient Incan estate Machu Picchu. Tourism is a critical industry for Peru. In 2013 it was responsible for 13% of ...