Top Family-Friendly Villas in Europe
Vacation Like Royalty Award-winning vacation rental company Villas of Distinction boasts thousands of luxury villas in dozens of destinations around… Read More »
Hard Rock Hotel New York Begins Accepting Reservations
Hard Rock Hotel’s Hard Rock Hotel New York is now accepting reservations in anticipation of its April 2022 debut. “This… Read More »
Why Hotel Expands to Nashville, New York City
Apartment-style accommodation provider and platform WhyHotel has acquired The Cadence in Nashville in partnership with Gaw Capital USA, and the… Read More »
Potent Demand Spurs Another STR, Tourism Economics U.S. Hotel Forecast Boost
U.S. hotel demand and average daily rate on a nominal basis will near full recovery of 2019 levels in 2022,… Read More »
Luxury hotels treat guests to big-screen viewing
Upscale hotels around the globe are adding private cinemas to their roster of amenities, offering VIP guests wider variety than… Read More »
Foxwoods Casino in Puerto Rico plans soft opening in fall
The Mashantucket Pequot Tribal Nation will unveil its first casino outside of the mainland US when it opens Foxwoods El… Read More »
Contemporary concierges confound conventional concept
An “Instagram concierge?” A “carbon offset concierge?” A “concierge of weird?” Hotels and resorts around the world are getting creative… Read More »
Robust hotel trading fueled by unleashed money flow
Pandemic-era inhibition is giving way to enthusiasm on the hotel investment scene, with recent highlights including Lone Star Funds’ purchase… Read More »
Historic W.Va. hotel will live again in upscale style
The Hill Top House in Harpers Ferry, W.Va., built in 1888 near where abolitionist John Brown raided a federal arsenal,… Read More »
Aloft hotels reawaken breakfast, for a price
Breakfast will be back in January at more than 150 Aloft hotels, parent Marriott International announced. Unlike the return of… Read More »
Hospitality warms as Delta chill recedes
Hotels are repopulating and airports are swarming as the Delta variant loosens its grip on leisure travel, boding well for… Read More »
The Hilton Cancun, an All-Inclusive Resort, Celebrates Opening
The Hilton Cancun, an All-Inclusive Resort, celebrated its opening today, November 8, as the fifth all-inclusive resort by Hilton. The… Read More »
Perfect resorts for a family gathering this Holiday Season
Family Vacation Though many of us began traveling again this past summer, it’s safe to say quality time with extended… Read More »
What stays in Vegas? Commitment to environmental care
The top resorts in Las Vegas are defying their destination’s profligate image by going all in for recycling, water conservation,… Read More »
Hotels wise up to more thoughtful imbibing
Hotel bars and restaurants are adapting to growing consumer demand for beverages packing reduced alcohol and healthier ingredients. “We’re seeing… Read More »
It’s 2019 again for hotel rates — depending on location
Hotel prices have returned to 2019 levels in vacation-oriented markets, but still lag in cities reliant on business bookings, travel… Read More »
Ski resorts face uphill struggle with climate change
Climate change is all too real for ski resorts, which have warmed up to the phenomenon with such measures as… Read More »
Redevelopment project with hotel advances in UK
Plans to redevelop the Galleries Shopping Centre in Wigan, England, into a new leisure complex have been approved, with work… Read More »
Hotels house thousands of Calif. homeless
California, where more than a quarter of the nation’s homeless people live, has parlayed underused hotels and largely federal funding… Read More »
Decoration won’t do for hoteliers displaying art
Hotels are increasingly doubling as art galleries to strike cultural chords in guests and to showcase local creators and local… Read More »
Doja Cat to Play New Year’s Day Concert at Atlantis Paradise Island
Atlantis Paradise Island announced it would throw a massive New Year’s Day party featuring international music superstar Doja Cat. The… Read More »
Report: Dearth of Hotel Workers Could Dampen Holiday Season
In the wake of the pandemic, 38 percent of hospitality workers are contemplating leaving the travel industry within the next… Read More »