As if the hotel industry weren't disrupted enough in the last decades, new approaches to hotel co-working are shifting the way many operators design and program their properties.
Locally rooted retreats on the soft shores of Lombok, Mauritius, and Mykonos. An earthy oasis in the fir forests of the Peloponnesian highlands. A new living room for the Bulgarian creative class in the heart of Sofia. Here we introduce the six newest members of Design Hotels.
The Neighborhood Hotel Little Italy is the result of a full-scope reno of the former National Italian American Sports Hall of Fame building. Thirty-five suites (studio, one and two bedrooms) offer full kitchens and a mid-century Italian meets sleek urban loft vibe.
Crans-Montana - Les Roches, one of the world's leading institutions in hospitality education, proudly unveils the first step of the renovation work of its campus in Crans-Montana. The campus which welcomes every year more than 800 students from over 100 nationalities is located in the ski resort nestled in the Swiss Alps and embodies the essence of an exclusive mountain resort campus. These improvements mark the first step in a significant institution's commitment to providing an unparalleled educational experience that seamlessly blends innovation with luxury, comfort, and a profound connection to nature.
The travel industry has seen a sharp increase in bookings both abroad and domestically. With more travelers planning trips, jet setters are looking less for "touristy" experiences and more for authentic stays that focus on the local culture.
Interior Image Group (IIG), a leading name in interior design and procurement for the hospitality industry, continues to expand by adding four new clients to its full-service portfolio. As the firm continues to experience remarkable growth, this expansion highlights its commitment to delivering memorable design experiences within the hospitality industry.
In this engaging episode of The Unfamiliar Shift, Ariela Kiradjian dives deep into the world of boutique hospitality with the illustrious Arnaud Zannier, the Founder of Zannier Hotels. Known for their unique luxury hotel experiences worldwide, from Cambodia to Namibia, Zannier Hotels stand out with their emphasis on simplicity, authenticity, and respect for local heritage.
I'm writing this from my office at the Alohilani Resort, across the street from Waikiki Beach, Honolulu, Oahu.
A new hotel in Indonesia is trying to nab the title of being the “world’s skinniest.” But its creator says the project isn’t just about trying to set a world record – it’s about getting international attention for the small town he calls home.
Creative Supply, the Zurich-based creative consultancy specialising in the hospitality industry, launches the 2nd edition of its flagship Hospitality Concept Handbook to equip hospitality executives and property owners with the tools and mindset to launch and operate successful hospitality concepts. The Handbook is available for free download from the Creative Supply website.
The LIV Hospitality Design Awards, a globally recognized platform celebrating excellence in hospitality architecture, interior design, and guest experiences, is thrilled to announce the addition of eight accomplished professionals to its esteemed jury.
The intersection of hospitality and popular culture is a dynamic space where societal values, norms, and human interactions are vividly depicted and often critiqued. From television series to classic films, pop culture has consistently provided a mirror through which we can examine our own behaviors and beliefs. In this article, we'll explore how hospitality in pop culture serves as a reflection of society's ever-evolving ethos.
What makes a great hotel space? The hotel industry is changing the way properties operate and serve their guests. From renewable energy to new hotel designs, alternative lodging, and everything in between, hotels are adapting to meet the changing needs and preferences of travelers.
During the pandemic, working from home became a way of life that grew out of necessity. After COVID subsided, people were hungry to travel again after being trapped at home. They realized that working from home did not mean one has to be at home or in the office to work. Technological advancements allow the office to travel where the laptop goes. Enter bleisure travel.
In retrospect the pandemic did not impact materiality and capacity planning in a way that many thought it would in hotel public area design.
In conversations around the future of brick-and-mortar retail in the United States, claims have been made about the rise of e-commerce (especially mobile e-commerce) bringing about the supposed downfall of the shopping mall. The COVID-19 pandemic significantly disrupted the retail industry as people opted for online ordering from home rather than visiting an enclosed mall, for health and safety reasons and the convenience of one-click ordering. According to World Economic Forum, department store sales in the first quarter of 2020 and those from other "non-essential" retailers declined by 25%, and in the second quarter, the decline was up to 75%.
Choice Hotels International, Inc. (NYSE: CHH) unveiled a new Comfort hotels look and feel with the opening of the first, new construction Rise & Shine™ prototype in Mountain Grove, Missouri.
ibis and 'The Voice' join forces once again in this new edition of the popular Antena 3 programme presented by Eva González. ibis, the leading international hotel brand in the economy hotel sector, with more than 1,200 establishments worldwide, has a passion for music as its brand, which is essential to the internationally recognised ibis MUSIC concept. Therefore, this alliance with 'The Voice' is a natural and mutually enriching partnership: music brings people together, encourages the exchange and mixing of different cultures and ibis also provides opportunities for emerging talents, something in which it fully agrees with 'The Voice'.
The iconic Sofitel, MGallery & Emblems brands within Accor’s brand-led Luxury & Lifestyle division are part of the same entity, yet remain distinctly unique. The 240+ hotels in over than 60 countries strive to spark emotion through tailored, unforgettable guest experiences.
Following the analysis of more than 60,000 reviews of hundreds of hotels in 37 countries collected over three months, the GuestRevu GREAT Awards have unveiled the hotels shortlisted for these highly anticipated awards in six categories.