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NOW OPEN: An Oasis of Wellness at the All-New Four Seasons Resort and Residences AMAALA at Triple Bay

Set along the pristine shoreline of a sheltered bay with the majestic mountains of the Tabuk region in the distance, the all-new Four Seasons Resort and Residences AMAALA at Triple Bay is now open.  Grounded in an ethos of purpose-driven wellness, the experience pairs an advanced approach to complete wellbeing with the intuitive care for which Four Seasons is known, in an ultra-luxury setting carefully designed with the most discerning travellers in mind.

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An Nu’Aylah, Saudi Arabia
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Hilton Accelerates Luxury Growth in Japan with Signing of Conrad Kobe

Hilton (NYSE: HLT) today announced an agreement with ORIX Real Estate Corporation to bring the Conrad Hotels & Resorts brand to Kobe, Hyogo prefecture. The hotel will be jointly developed by a consortium led by ORIX Real Estate Corporation, comprising six other companies as part of the Kobe City Hall Building No. 2 redevelopment project. Scheduled to open in 2030, the hotel will be managed by Hilton and marks the company’s entry into Hyogo prefecture.

Conrad
Kobe, Japan
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Les Temps Istanbul Karakoy, Curio Collection by Hilton Opens Its Doors to Guests in June 2026

Les Temps Istanbul Karakoy, Curio Collection by Hilton, is set to open its doors in June 2026, breathing new life into the historic Generali Han. Merging the grandeur of the early 20th century with a sophisticated modern aesthetic, the hotel introduces a "Minimalist Elegance" philosophy to one of Istanbul's most vibrant neighbourhoods.

Curio – A Collection by Hilton
Istanbul, Turkey
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Most Hotels Are Invisible to AI, 52% of UK Travelers Now Plan Trips with AI, Commercial Leaders Resist Adoption

Friday closed a strong week with hard data confirming what several pieces argued earlier: most hotels are invisible to AI-powered recommendations, with luxury brands and major chains capturing the vast majority of mentions. UK AI travel planning hit 52%, commercial leaders' resistance to AI got a sharp diagnosis, and a FIFA World Cup border data story pointed to travel infrastructure shifts ahead.

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