Hotel News

Global travel stocks are being battered once again on Monday, with some of the industry's biggest names reporting double-digit same-day declines.

The sell-off in stocks accelerated Friday after a failed attempt in the morning for a rebound: All three indexes fell.

Some hoteliers are freaking out about Trump's new tariffs. They're hoping the move is just negotiating theater.

Dusit Hotels and Resort spent its time away from India to realign its hospitality ethos with its brand portfolio. Now, it is counting on its "old school hospitality" mantra to stand out in India.

Various analysts and media sources are taking a stab at what this whole tariff situation will mean to the lodging space.

In Indonesia, hotel occupancy rates in several regions have plunged to as low as 20% as the budget cuts have stripped away a vital source of income for hotels.

With budget hotels facing increasing challenges in the UK, Oyo is smartly shifting its focus toward premium properties. With this, Oyo is not just diversifying its portfolio, but also ensuring a sustainable, long-term growth.

Accor's CEO highlights a significant drop in European summer bookings to the U.S., suggesting that geopolitical anxieties and perceived "bad buzz" are diverting European travel.

Marriott's Four Point Flex expansion marks a belated, yet decisive, push into the European midscale market, aiming to rapidly capture a growing segment.

There's a proposed 15-story hotel that may be built next to the Boston Convention and Exhibition Center.