Ireneusz RaÅ› Furnishes Hotels. 'We Will Make Life Easier for Entrepreneurs and Tourists'
Deputy Minister of Sport and Tourism Ireneusz RaÅ› announced proposed changes to the regulations governing hotel operations in Poland to modernize the industry and enhance business freedom.
Baffling pictures show abandoned Japanese 'love hotel' with spaceship beds and boxing ring
A Reddit user shares astonishing images of an abandoned Japanese 'love hotel' featuring uniquely themed rooms, including one with a spaceship-shaped bed and a boxing ring.
Number of asylum seekers in UK hotels falls to 18-month low
The number of asylum seekers in UK hotels has decreased to its lowest level in 18 months, according to Home Office statistics, amidst government claims of effective asylum system reforms.
Number of asylum seekers housed in hotels drops - with a rise in small boat arrivals
The UK sees a decrease in the number of asylum seekers housed in hotels, coinciding with an increase in small boat arrivals.
Asylum hotel use drops as bombshell migration figures show big changes
The number of people housed in asylum hotels in the UK has decreased significantly, leading to discussions about the government's migration policies and impact on support services.
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.
Reservations herald new records in tourism for 2026
Current reservation trends suggest a rise in tourist movement in Greece's popular summer destinations despite economic downturns in Germany and potential geopolitical conflicts.
Catalonia increases the tourist tax for hotels and apartments, doubling in Barcelona
Catalonia's parliament has approved an increase in the tourist tax for accommodations, set to take effect on April 1, with the most significant changes for the city of Barcelona.
"Old Havana is Empty. Everything Seems Dead": How the Decline of Tourism in Cuba has Intensified and Its Impact
Cuba's tourism sector, once a critical economic pillar, is experiencing a sharp decline due to closed hotels and decreasing visitor numbers, exacerbated by geopolitical tensions.
31 Hotels and 3,700 Rooms in Tampere - Yet New Ones Are Being Planned at an Accelerating Pace
Tampere, Finland, is experiencing a surge in hotel development despite having a significant existing hotel capacity.
Pritzker Prize shaken by director's relationship with Jeffrey Epstein
The Pritzker Prize is facing scrutiny following revelations about its director Tom Pritzker's connections to Jeffrey Epstein.
Epstein Files: It's Time for an Alternative Nobel Prize in Architecture
The article discusses the implications of Tom Pritzker's resignation from Hyatt Hotels amid revelations linking him to Jeffrey Epstein, and argues for a reevaluation of the Pritzker Prize's integrity in light of these associations.
The Freezing Sea is an Experience Tourists Want to Pay For – This is What the Gulf of Bothnia's Version of Lapland's Exoticism Looks Like
Tourism leveraging sea ice has taken a new leap at the border between Finland and Sweden, with plans for hotels and activities emerging in Tornio and Haaparanta.
Chef, former hotel union chairman, creates pork cutlet in a rural hanok
Chef Cho-cheol, who previously worked in luxury hotels and was involved in labor movements, runs a restaurant in Jin-an offering unique pork cutlet.
Levandi won first place at the home competition, Langerbaur second
Arlet Levandi secured first place at the Tallink Hotels Cup figure skating competition held in Haabersti Ice Hall, with Nataly Langerbaur finishing in second.
An Argentine among the world's most important designers of luxury hotels and restaurants
Argentine architect Diego Gronda has gained notoriety for his luxury hotel and restaurant designs, having established his career in the United States before settling in Madrid.
Yasam Ayavefe Explains Why Operational Discipline Builds Hotel Loyalty
Yasam Ayavefe discusses how operational discipline in luxury hotels can enhance guest loyalty by ensuring a seamless and stress-free experience.
Oulu's accommodation market is heating up rapidly - four new hotels coming to the city center
Oulu will see the construction of four new hotels in the city center, significantly expanding its accommodation options after a period of decline.
ETAD: Electronic auction for the "Xenia Vitinas"
The Greek Public Properties Company (ETAD) is launching an electronic auction to lease the historic "Xenia Vitinas" hotel in Arcadia for a long term of 40 years.
Bianca on the Lake in the hands of Oggioni
R Collection Hotels has appointed Filippo Oggioni as Executive Chef for a new phase at Bianca Relais, aiming to enhance its gastronomic offering with a focus on quality and sustainability.
One cent for a stay in luxury hotels. A Spanish hacker manipulated reservations
A Spanish hacker has successfully manipulated hotel reservations, allowing guests to book luxury accommodations for just one cent.
Luxury holidays for one cent: a young man arrested for cyberattacks on hotels
A 20-year-old man was arrested for manipulating online payment systems to book luxury hotel rooms for just one cent.
European hotel operator declares insolvency. What about the properties in Poland?
Revo Hospitality Group, a major European hotel operator, has filed for insolvency affecting multiple hotels, raising concerns about its properties in Poland.
He paid only 1 cent for luxury hotels: how he did it
A young man has been arrested for defrauding luxury hotels by making reservations and paying only one cent, causing over 20,000 euros in damages.
Police are looking for a hotel phantom. He is robbing rooms across the country
A phantom burglar is robbing hotel rooms throughout Czechia, prompting a police investigation.
Five-Star Hotels Floating on Ocean Waves, Experience a Foreign-like Vacation within Budget
The article discusses luxurious floating resorts in India that offer a unique vacation experience similar to that of foreign destinations, all while staying within budget.
20-year-old arrested – booked luxury hotels for small change
A 20-year-old man was arrested in Spain for hacking a booking website to secure luxury hotel rooms at a fraction of the price.
Rio hotels set record with 99% occupancy during Carnival
Rio de Janeiro hotels achieved a remarkable 99% occupancy rate during the 2026 Carnival, surpassing the previous year's figures.
Closed hotels, suspended flights and fear: Cuban tourism enters paralysis after Trump's blockade
Cuban tourism is facing a crisis with closed hotels, suspended flights, and fear among workers, exacerbated by an energy shortage linked to U.S. sanctions.
Try an overnight stay at the mother of all mountain hotels
The classic Union Øye hotel in Norway attracts visitors not only for its historical significance but also for skiing opportunities.
Pest control expert explains where not to put your suitcase in a hotel room – 'The worst thing you can do'
A pest control expert outlines tips for hotel guests on where to place their suitcases to avoid bedbugs.
Spain: How a 20-year-old Slept in Luxury Hotels for One Cent a Night
A 20-year-old hacker in Spain exploited a payment system loophole to book luxury hotel stays for only one cent per night, leading to significant financial losses for the hotels.
A hacker was staying in luxury hotels in Spain for one cent per night
A Spanish National Police operation led to the arrest of a young hacker who manipulated online payment systems to stay in luxury hotels for just a cent instead of 1,000 euros per night.
A Spanish hacker found a flaw to sleep in palaces... for one cent euro a night
A Spanish hacker exploited a flaw in online payment systems to stay in luxury hotels for only one cent instead of 1000 euros per night.
VIP Guest Arrested in Spain: Stayed in Luxury Hotels for Less than One Euro
A hacker known as the 'VIP guest' was arrested in Madrid for staying in luxury hotels for a fraction of the price, causing over €20,000 in financial damages to hotel operators.
Félix Ulloa, Vice President of El Salvador: "Prisons are not five-star hotels, but prisoners are not in inhumane conditions"
Félix Ulloa discusses El Salvador's political climate, its relationship with the United States, and the government's security approach during a recent visit to Spain.
Hacker arrested for paying 1 cent euro per night at luxury hotel in Spain
A young man was arrested in Spain for hacking a payment system to stay at luxury hotels for just one cent.
Epstein's Files 'Have Taken Down' Another Executive: CEO of Hyatt Hotels Resigns
The CEO of Hyatt Hotels has resigned amidst the fallout from the Epstein files.
How to find out if there are bedbugs in your hotel
Travel can spread bedbugs, and in the worst case, uninvited guests may end up in your luggage when you return home from a hotel stay.
Chinese tourists absent, hotels closed, an unusual Lunar New Year begins, while other countries increase to cover losses
Japan faces an unusual Lunar New Year season with no Chinese tourists due to government travel restrictions, leading to some hotel closures while businesses adapt by attracting visitors from other countries.
World Cup Will Reactivate Tourism in the US: Holiday Inn Owner
InterContinental Hotels Group (IHG) believes that the upcoming World Cup will boost tourism in the United States, which is crucial for its business, alongside promising economic indicators.
Portobello finalizes the purchase of the furniture manufacturer for the Hotel Palace and Amancio Ortega's stores
Portobello is nearing the acquisition of MartÃnez Otero, a luxury furniture manufacturer that supplies hotels and stores globally, aiming to expand its presence in the luxury furniture industry.
The Unknown of Trump at the Olympics: A Double Scenario Among Airports, Hotels, and Security
This article discusses the uncertainties around Donald Trump’s involvement in the upcoming Olympics, particularly regarding logistical challenges and security measures.
Luxury hotel chain debuts with a clothing collection. Its star is the butler
The Raffles hotel chain has launched a limited collection of clothing and accessories designed to enhance brand loyalty and serve as innovative advertising.
The Salta hotel that was home to the legendary musician Cuchi Leguizamón and Robert Duvall
The article highlights a historic hotel in Salta, Argentina, that was once owned by Hollywood star Robert Duvall and is lauded for its architectural charm and natural beauty.
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.
Hyatt President Tom Pritzker Resigns Over Links to Epstein
Tom Pritzker has resigned as CEO of Hyatt Hotels amid accusations regarding his connections with Jeffrey Epstein.
Pritzker Architecture Prize: Thunderous Silence
Thomas J. Pritzker has resigned as chairman of Hyatt Hotels Corporation amid controversy surrounding his involvement in the Epstein scandal, raising questions about the future of the Pritzker Architecture Prize.
Weak start of the year for hotels. Winter holidays did not help
Polish hotels experienced a significant drop in occupancy rates in January compared to both the previous month and January of the prior year, according to a new survey from the Polish Chamber of Commerce for Hospitality.
Billionaire steps down after contact with Epstein: – Has shown terrible judgment
Thomas Pritzker, the billionaire heir and chairman of Hyatt Hotels, has stepped down from his position after acknowledging his poor judgment in maintaining contact with Jeffrey Epstein.