Capella Hotel Group sets its sights on redefining luxury travel in 2025 with four new properties in Asia, blending cultural authenticity with visionary design. From Taipei to Kyoto, each destination showcases the transformative power of crafted hospitality, intimate service, and groundbreaking architectural collaborations.
Dusit Hotels & Resorts marks its Malaysian debut with Dusit Princess Melaka, opening 7 December 2024. Strategically located in Melaka’s historic heart, this vibrant property blends Thai-inspired hospitality with a contemporary edge, offering an immersive gateway to one of Southeast Asia’s most captivating destinations.
Preferred Hotels & Resorts announces its 2025 debut with ten extraordinary new properties spanning the globe. From secluded island retreats to chic urban landmarks, these openings promise bespoke experiences that redefine luxury hospitality.
HG launches Atwell Suites in Greater China, blending modern aesthetics with local culture to create an inspiring "new territorial home." This innovative brand targets young travelers while offering investors a high-premium, low-cost business model.
From Blackstone's strategic acquisitions in Greece to Whitbread's savvy sales in the UK, Europe's hotel investment landscape is booming with high-value deals and transformative projects.
As Phuket rises to prominence as a global wellness destination, it redefines longevity tourism, offering cutting-edge programs that integrate physical, mental, and nutritional health.
Asia is poised to redefine global tourism in 2025, blending timeless cultural allure with cutting-edge innovation. Discover how nostalgia, personalization, and immersive experiences will reshape travel across the world.
Experience the world of Wicked like never before at Hilton’s spectacularly themed suite. With dazzling décor, magical touches, and immersive surprises inspired by the Land of Oz, this once-in-a-lifetime stay is a cinematic dream come true.
From sustainability initiatives to the rise of digital nomads and women in leadership, 2025 promises to reshape hospitality through technological innovation, generational shifts, and evolving guest priorities.
The EU’s Digital Markets Act aimed to curb the power of tech giants but instead handed OTA platforms a stronger grip, sidelining independent hotels and inflating costs for travelers.
While the hospitality industry increasingly favors younger General Managers, global political leaders often exemplify the value of experience in guiding nations. Should hospitality rethink its age bias and recognize the wisdom and stability older leaders bring to the table?
TRIBE reaches a landmark 20 hotels globally, redefining hospitality with bold, design-driven spaces. With 40 more properties underway, TRIBE is shaping modern travel by blending style, function, and social connection.
British Airways unveils a transformative First-class suite, blending cutting-edge design with British craftsmanship. With ultra-wide seats, private cocooned spaces, and personalized amenities, the new cabin elevates air travel to a modern luxury hotel experience at 35,000 feet.
Canada’s hotels achieved a milestone in October 2024, with the average daily rate (ADR) surpassing CAD 200 for the first time, buoyed by strong weekday and transient business travel demand.
Winter doesn’t have to mean empty rooms—hotels can transform the slow season into a thriving one with creative campaigns, themed packages, and bold offers that attract attention and bookings.
A clever LinkedIn Sales Navigator strategy can help hotels identify companies relocating employees to their city, unlocking opportunities for long-stay bookings in the process.
Blueground’s clever check-out reminder shifts focus from strict deadlines to practical planning, creating a more positive guest experience and opening opportunities for extended stays.
Avoiding common travel pitfalls is essential for a smooth journey. From booking air tickets wisely to safeguarding personal information, here are 15 crucial tips that every traveler should know.
With falling demand for budget travel, major US travel companies like Marriott and Booking.com are planning layoffs in 2025. The industry is turning to automation and efficiency measures to sustain operations, as higher-income travelers bolster demand in an uncertain economic climate.
As global hotel performance nears normalization by 2025, the industry faces slowing leisure demand, resurging corporate and international travel, and limited supply growth. These dynamics will support elevated rates, drive asset transactions, and attract investment to high-barrier and emerging markets.
