Hotel News

As luxury goes local and lifestyle goes upscale, Hilton’s NoMad debut in Singapore makes a clear statement about the future of luxury hospitality in the region.

Late last week, hotel REITs in the U.S. released an avalanche of earnings and investors were in a good mood again.

Egypt says it needs 250,000 more hotel rooms to be constructed if its to hit its tourism goals for the next decade.

The partnership signals a broader trend: Hotels are rethinking their technology not just to run operations more smoothly, but to sell a wider range of services.

As Indian hospitality keeps evolving, the real competition might soon be all about the food.

Airbnb also plans to invest into its relaunched Experiences business as a growth driver. "On May 13, Airbnb will go beyond places to stay," it stated.

Today was good timing for those who released the avalanche of earnings because investors were in a good mood.

Hyatt says its luxury hotels are still packed, and so are its all-inclusive resorts. But business travelers have been cutting back.

Whitbread is pushing ahead with its room expansion strategy, despite missing profit targets and weaker UK demand.

Industry forecasts suggest India's hotel occupancy will reach 70% this year, with room rates set to to cross the INR 10,000 mark in 2026.