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Dior Beauty's luxury travel agency takes off

By Zélie de Crécy

Published on 09.06.2026 at 05:00 GMT Reading time 2 min

Having expanded its business by installing spas in major hotels and organising wellness retreats, the brand's cosmetics division is poised to enter the tourism sector. The shift coincides with the appointment of a travel industry professional to the LVMH board.

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Dior Beauty's luxury travel agency takes off