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Floating hotels for CEOs

The Piano Land, a cruise ship serving as a floating hotel for business leaders attending the upcoming APEC CEO Summit, docks at Yeongilman Harbor in Pohang on Tuesday.

Over 90% of Bulgarian Hotels Struggle to Find Staff

More than 90% of hoteliers in Bulgaria report difficulties in recruiting employees, with roles such as cooks, maids, and waiters being the most sought after. These findings come from a study conducted by the Bulgarian Hotel Forum, presented during the 10th Conference on Investment and Hotel Management at the National Palace of Culture, BNR reports.

Chelsea Green Has More Issues With Hotel That Mistook Her For Being An Escort

Last year, Chelsea Green looked to celebrate WWE WrestleMania 40 week with a drink at The Plaza Hotel, located in New York City. Before she could enjoy an alcoholic beverage, however, hotel security escorted Green out of the building due to staff’s belief that she was an escort based on her attire.

Mandarin Oriental hotel group to go private in £3.1bn deal

Group, has said it will take the luxury operator private in a deal worth $4.2bn (£3.1bn). Jardine Matheson, a Hong Kong-based investment firm, will buy the remaining 12% of the firm it does not already own, through its wholly-owned vehicle Jardine Strategic Ltd.

Rosewood launches new campaign to prioritise bespoke experiences

Moving away from traditional notions of luxury, Rosewood Hotel Group is shifting towards a stronger focus on cultural connection and personal, meaningful experiences. The revamp comes with a new visual identity that features a distinctive monogram and colour inspired by nature called “discovery green” that’s visible across its digital and physical spaces.

Customs officer found dead after lodging with three women in Katsina hotel

An officer of the Nigeria Customs Service (NCS), identified as an Assistant Superintendent of Customs, has been found dead after lodging with three women in a hotel in Katsina State. The incident, which occurred on Wednesday, October 15, was first reported by counter-insurgency expert Zagazola Makama.

Hobo Oslo Has Officially Opened—Meet Norway’s Most Anticipated Design Hotel

Norway's newest it place is here to make a statement. The long-anticipated Hobo Hotel Oslo opens amid growing buzz. With 181 rooms and no less than four different restaurant and bar concepts, it carries forward an idea inherent to the Hobo concept: that a hotel should be as alive and unpredictable as the city it is born from.

Pan Am Is Returning — This Time as a Hotel

Some names evoke a particular era of travel long after that era has come to an end. Pan Am is one of them — while the airline of that name shut down decades ago, its name and logo can summon up a bygone moment of air travel, a retrofuturistic time when jetsetting around the world had a certain cachet. And even though the last flight from the original airline touched down in 1991, it isn’t necessarily surprising to hear that the brand’s had a second life.