Broadwick Soho teases November launch with global poster roll-out
The long-awaited Broadwick Soho has announced it will open this November and has rolled out circus-inspired posters in cities around the world to tease the launch…
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Record room rates attract hotel investors
Record-high rates and revenue are attracting investor interest in Western Canada’s hotels…
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Facial recognition technology: How to balance personalization and privacy
Facial recognition technology has gained significant attention in recent years for its potential applications in various industries…
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The Benefits of Hourly Hotel Bookings for Travelers
The key to a relaxing and enjoyable trip is a comfy place to rest your head each night…
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CEO plays up Airbnb's value over hotels
As hotel rates continue to climb upward, Airbnb CEO Brian Chesky said he sees opportunity for Airbnb to better compete on price against traditional lodging.
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New 142-bedroom hotel in Howth gets the green light
A new 142-bedroom hotel on the grounds of the former Deer Park Hotel in Howth has been given the green light…
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Luxury Hotel Group Outlines Road to Total Profit Optimization
The ILHA gathered a group of experts to unpack how hoteliers can turn all their available data into a compelling story that drives profitability.
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Global Hotel Industry Faces Mixed Fortunes Amid Rising Costs and Varied Demand
The global hotel industry is experiencing mixed fortunes as it navigates the post-pandemic landscape…
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Recent hotel buffet price hikes irk customers
A 33-year-old office worker surnamed Park enjoys dining at hotels with his family from time to time. But he will have to limit his number of visits as hotels have recently been raising the price significantly…
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‘Rip-off’ prices will ‘come back to haunt the tourism industry’ in Dublin, says TD
High hotel costs and ticket prices for major events in Dublin will “come back to haunt the tourism industry”, according to one TD…
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Hotelier makes tax burden plea as he announces closure of the Fleece in Richmond
"Unrelenting, chronic staffing issues and ever-increasing costs" have been blamed for the closure of the Grade II-listed Fleece hotel in Richmond, north Yorkshire.
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All-inclusive resorts go ... small?
Traditionally, a major selling point for most all-inclusive resorts has been their sheer size. The higher the number of restaurants and bars, the better. The more pools, the better…
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How hotels are redefining the concept of ‘work from anywhere’ with co-working spaces and amenities
As the world adapts to the pandemic-induced changes in the work environment, digital transformation in hotels is becoming increasingly important. “Work from anywhere” has become a new normal, but remote work can be unstimulating and isolating…
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EV Charging: The Future’s Must-Have Hotel Amenity
The U.S. charging network is 460k chargers short of meeting demand for EV drivers in coming years. Hotels could help fill that demand.
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Plans for Singapore's first 'supertall' skyscraper unveiled
Singapore is set to welcome its first ever "supertall" skyscraper, a term used to describe buildings that exceed 300 meters (984 feet) in height.
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Famed photographer Roger Moukarzel discusses the Hilton Waitographer initiative
Roger Moukarzel is a firm believer in the power of photography in the hospitality world…
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The Blueprint to Success: Design With The Employee in Mind
You've seen the renderings (or maybe you've created them) – bustling lobbies and dining rooms, tranquil spas and lanais, immaculate porte-cocheres that look like luxury car showrooms.
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SeaPods: Giving A New Meaning to Ocean Front Living
For three-and-a-half years, Grant Romundt – co-founder of Ocean Builders – lived in a floating home in Toronto.
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