A Hotels.com survey of 1,000 Canadian business travellers finds free breakfast is the top hotel perk, 53% adopt a different work personality on trips, and September is the busiest travel month.
Lecturers at Hotelschool The Hague argue hospitality schools must embed VR simulations, AI prototyping, and Makerspace environments into curricula to close graduates' digital skills gap.
Radisson Hotel Group has certified three Norwegian Radisson Blu hotels as Verified Net Zero, bringing its total to four in Norway, as part of a goal to reach 100 verified net zero hotels by 2030.
Warsaw's hotel market reached near-decade-high occupancy of ~80% and a nominal RevPAR record in 2025, outperforming CEE-6 peers despite leading the region in new room supply growth since 2016.
GSA will raise the standard continental U.S. lodging per diem to $113/day starting Oct. 1, 2026, a $3 increase, while meal allowances hold at $68/day.
U.S. hotels posted their 20th straight week of year-over-year gains, with RevPAR up 1.7% to $100.69; San Francisco led Top 25 Markets on Pokémon World Championships demand.
Hospitality Action's annual survey finds 65% of hospitality managers link mental health issues to work, yet most lack formal training to support their teams or themselves.
A piece referencing Frank Abagnale, the famous impostor, as a lens for commentary relevant to the hospitality industry.
Sallés Hotels deployed Dayuse across six Spanish properties on a commission-only model, generating hundreds of extra bookings monthly from local leisure guests and international transit travellers with no added staff or overnight booking impact.
A 2026 talent strategy guide for hoteliers outlining five pillars: competitive pay, employee experience, career development, technology, and employer branding to win the hospitality talent war.
Canary Technologies co-founder Harman Singh Narula discusses building a guest-centric hotel tech stack, the company's origin story, and AI's impact on hotel roles and operations.
Drawing on Google Cloud research of 2,400+ executives, the author argues hotels are deploying AI at the edges rather than embedding it in core value-creating processes, limiting returns.
TFE Hotels is investing $100M to refurbish first-generation Adina properties across Australia and Europe, with new openings planned in Brisbane, Hobart, Cambridge and Glasgow.
A hospitality veteran draws a direct parallel between the rise of revenue management and today's agentic AI, arguing early adopters will define the industry's next commercial era.
HSMAI MEA's 9th annual Commercial Strategy Conference returns to Conrad Dubai on 17-18 November 2026, covering AI, data analytics, commercial leadership, and a new Women Voices segment.
Bain Capital and Omnam Group have sold the 148-room Lake Como EDITION to Thai developer Sansiri Capital, completing a full-cycle repositioning of a 19th-century palazzo opened in March 2026.
Independent hotels using fragmented tools face data silos and manual errors; a unified platform with PMS, channel manager, and dynamic pricing solves this with shared data and lower total cost.
Equinox Hotel New York's third annual Global Sleep Symposium featured sleep scientists and performance experts, with key takeaways for hoteliers on how better sleep directly drives guest satisfaction and financial performance.
A Conrad New York Downtown executive outlines how sustainability drives competitive advantage through guest amenities, rooftop farming, community partnerships, and ESG data reporting via Hilton's LightStay platform.
A DHS shift from Duration of Status to fixed admission dates for J-1 visas creates hidden service continuity risks at luxury hotels before management or ownership notices a problem.