Hurtigruten Partners With Arctic Umiaq Line On Greenland Tourism
Hurtigruten Norway is expanding its presence outside Norway for the first time, leveraging its expertise to create a unique travel experience in one of the world’s most exciting destinations, Greenland…
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Designing Moxy Tromsø around mountains and the Northern Lights
Moxy Tromsø was designed to encourage guests to look up and out – towards Norwegian mountains and fjords…
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High-rise hotel built over Osaka temple prepares to open doors
OSAKA—A high-rise hotel built on the grounds of a historic temple here opened its doors to reporters on Oct. 11 ahead of its grand opening in the following month…
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Work From Hotel: How Hotel Design is Adapting to Accommodate the New Guest
During the pandemic, working from home became a way of life that grew out of necessity. After COVID subsided, people were hungry to travel again after being trapped at home…
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More Hotels Plug Into Profit Potential with EV Chargers, But Operational Pitfalls Persist
Guests Willing To Pay More Now To Charge Cars, But Soon May Expect It To Be Free Amenity - As both a hotelier and part of a household with an electric car, HotelAVE President and CEO Michelle Russo has a cross-sectional perspective on hotels with…
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Expedia Group Reveals the Travel Trends Poised to Shape 2024
Expedia Group—which includes popular travel brands such as Expedia, Hotels.com and Vrbo—has unveiled Unpack '24, a comprehensive analysis revealing what’s motivating travelers and where they’re going next year…
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Hyatt CEO excited about growth possibilities for all-inclusives
CANCUN, Mexico -- The Apple Leisure Group acquisition in 2021 has been a transformative one for Hyatt, catapulting the company into the all-inclusive space…
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Hyatt Hotels Corp. President and CEO Mark Hoplamazian said the company is benefiting from strong demand across different demand segments, with signs that both business travel and groups are coming back strong…
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Plans revealed for luxury hotel beside Tottori Sand Dunes
TOTTORI—The Sanin region’s first five-star resort hotel, expected to open in 2026, will offer views of the Sea of Japan behind the Tottori Sand Dunes from all guest rooms, project planners said…
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Airbnb reportedly racked up a whopping $4 billion in rental revenue in Italy, and then failed to pay tax on its earnings, pushing an Italian judge to order the seizure of roughly $835.5 million from the short-term rental giant over alleged tax…
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CapitaLand Ascott Trust divests two hotels in Australia for AUD109.0 million - CBRE Hotels
Transaction is part of CLAS’ active portfolio reconstitution strategy to deliver sustainable returns to Stapled Securityholders.The Courtyard by Marriott Sydney-North Ryde and Novotel Sydney Paramatta sold by Michael Simpson and Vasso Zographou of…
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This European city is planning to ban new hotels to promote sustainable tourism
San Sebastian, a gorgeous Spanish city in Europe, is planning to ban the construction of new hotels in the city. The city, with the oldest cultures in Europe, remains flooded with tourists and suffers from overtourism…
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Hotel Project Sonoma finally won approval. Now it’s appealing the decision
In a strange twist, Kenwood Development has appealed the recent approval of its Sonoma hotel — a project it has fought 12 years for permission to build…
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Chopard’s New Boutique Hotel in Paris Will Only Cater to the Brand’s Most Loyal Customers
The family behind the Swiss jeweler debuts a glittering new hotel on the exclusive Place Vendôme. As addresses go, Paris’s 1, Place Vendôme just might be the chicest in France…
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Expedia CEO Sees Few Signs of Travelers Slowing, Trading Down
Online Travel Agency Completes Multiyear Migration of Brands, Loyalty Program - Overall travel demand remained solid during the third quarter with little sign of consumers pulling back, Expedia Group’s chief executive said…
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Tens of thousands of Las Vegas Strip hotel workers at 18 casinos could go on strike this month
LAS VEGAS (AP) — Tens of thousands of Las Vegas hotel workers set a deadline Thursday for a sweeping strike, threatening major disruptions to the city’s economic backbone that could coincide with the Strip’s inaugural Formula 1 races later this…
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U.S. hotel occupancy has been flat for the past 90 days, but average daily rate has already surpassed 2019 levels. New hotel supply is muted due to high-interest rates and high construction costs, which has provided some tailwinds…
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The hotel occupancy rate is only 45%. Is there room for increase?
That’s how it’s held administration General Manager of Peruvian Hotel Association (SHP), Tibisay MonsalviPointing out that this situation responds to a series of factors that have occurred since the beginning of the year and are still present…
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