Hyatt, the chain that aims to have no hotels owned
Hyatt is striving to transition to a brand that operates with minimal real estate assets, influenced by various financial and operational considerations.
Hospitality scores; FIFA blocks 6,000 rooms
FIFA has blocked 6,000 hotel rooms for the 2026 World Cup in Monterrey, significantly impacting local hospitality businesses.
Ireneusz Raś Furnishes Hotels. 'We Will Make Life Easier for Entrepreneurs and Tourists'
Deputy Minister of Sport and Tourism Ireneusz Raś announced proposed changes to the regulations governing hotel operations in Poland to modernize the industry and enhance business freedom.
Dynamic Bundling of Services Enters Hotels
The hotel industry is increasingly adopting dynamic service bundling solutions inspired by the airline sector, aiming to enhance customization for guests.
Bankruptcy of the Revo Group: After 20 Years, It’s the End
The Mövenpick Hotel in Frankfurt has closed due to the bankruptcy of its operator, leaving uncertainty about its future.
Carnival Boosts Tourism in Maranhão and Hotel Industry Projects Maximum Occupancy
Maranhão's Carnival is expected to reach maximum hotel occupancy due to increased tourist interest and major national attractions.
Meliá and Minor Clear the Debt Path to Follow the Investment Path of Barceló, Riu, or Iberostar
Meliá and Minor are restructuring their finances to compete with other leading hotel chains in investment.
Hotel market in 2025: growth driven by the events calendar
Lithuania's hospitality industry is experiencing growth primarily fueled by a busy events calendar, including significant sports competitions.
Bomb squad called to Canberra hotel after rocks thrown through glass door
An incident involving rocks thrown at a Canberra hotel during a defence industry conference led to police searching for suspects and causing panic among attendees.
Portobello finalizes the purchase of the furniture manufacturer for the Hotel Palace and Amancio Ortega's stores
Portobello is nearing the acquisition of Martínez Otero, a luxury furniture manufacturer that supplies hotels and stores globally, aiming to expand its presence in the luxury furniture industry.
Leonardo Hotels & Resorts Mediterranean: Israeli company invests 150 million euros in hotels in Greece
Leonardo Hotels & Resorts Mediterranean announces a 150 million euro investment in Greece, including the opening of their fifth hotel and the acquisition of Cora Resort in Chalkidiki.
Grupo Posadas Bets on Strong Hotel Growth
Grupo Posadas, Mexico's leading hotel company, emphasizes that with proper legal certainty, promotion, and infrastructure, the growth of the tourism sector will continue despite political and economic challenges.
Simón Pedro Barceló: "Families Can't Live with Tourists in the Same Building"
Simón Pedro Barceló, co-president of a major Spanish tourism group, expresses concerns over the coexistence of families and tourists in the same buildings in Cuba during an interview.
Strand: Is false advertising a sport in the hotel kitchen?
A review of the Strand hotel's culinary offerings finds them lacking in quality, suggesting a trend of false advertising in the hospitality industry.
Death of Toshio Motoya, founder of APA Group – a hotel chain built in one generation
Toshio Motoya, founder and chairman of the APA Group, a major hotel chain in Japan, has passed away at the age of 82.
Strictly star found dead in hotel room left note saying being dropped from show 'destroyed me'
Robin Windsor, a former dancer from Strictly Come Dancing, was found dead in a London hotel; he expressed feeling devastated after being dropped from the show in a note.
Polish manager at the head of the largest travel agency in Canada
Marek Andryszak has been appointed as the new CEO of Sunwing Vacations Group in Canada, transitioning from his previous role at DSR Hotel Holding.
Forget about the main and secondary season. Hotel prices change every minute
The article discusses the increasingly volatile pricing of hotel accommodations, highlighting how prices can fluctuate rapidly, defying traditional seasonal trends.
Egypt plans a marina and a hotel worth 1 billion dollars on the Red Sea
Egypt has announced plans for a $1 billion marina and hotel project on the Red Sea to boost its tourism industry.
Effect of AI Summit: Rent of Five-Star Hotels in Delhi Will Buy a Car
The AI Impact Summit in Delhi has caused a significant increase in hotel prices, with luxury accommodations costing as much as a high-end car for a four-day stay.
Atom, Bankinter's hotel REIT, increased the value of its portfolio by 3.1% despite divesting two assets
Atom, Bankinter's hotel REIT, increased its portfolio value by 3.1% in 2025, closing at €885 million while opting for selective hotel divestments after postponing the sale of the investment vehicle.
Mayor of Milos on hotel licenses: "Ecological crime – Pre-approvals come out even for Natura areas"
The Mayor of Milos, Manolis Mikelis, criticized the issuance of hotel construction permits in culturally significant and ecologically sensitive areas, stating that development should not compromise the island's heritage.
These are the hotels that will open in Spain during 2026
Spain's hotel industry is set for significant growth in 2026, with major chains and boutique firms focusing on luxury segments and contributing to an expected influx of over 91.5 million tourists.
Large Laundries: Not even the towel belongs to the hotel
Large laundries not only clean but also rent linen for hotels like Hilton, with private equity playing a significant role in shaping industry giants.
De Niro, Messi, Bono – the most famous hoteliers in the world
Celebrities like Robert De Niro are increasingly entering the hotel industry, offering fans a unique chance to experience a taste of their idols' world.
New Year's Eve in Madrid Solidifies Thanks to Tourism and Hoteliers Celebrate That They Will Sell Before the Night More Than 57% of Tickets
Madrid's hotel and hospitality industry anticipates reaching 40 million euros in revenue and attracting around 620,000 customers for New Year's Eve celebrations, with more than 57% of tickets already sold in advance.
Hoteliers: We won't entice guests with the lowest price, but with standard and clear stay rules
A survey reveals that by the end of 2025, guests prioritize standard and clear rules over low prices when booking accommodations.