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bohème by Elysian Real Estate Group to Open September 2026

Elysian Real Estate Group is thrilled to announce that bohème, an eclectic yet luxurious retreat nestled in the heart of East Austin, will officially open to the public this September. A grand opening celebration will be held later this year. Located at 400 Comal St., the boutique hotel will channel the city’s vibrant energy and introduce two new social spots to East Austin: Higher Spirits, a rooftop escape, and Sacred Souls, an intimate cocktail lounge rooted in the spirit of connection. 

Elysian Real Estate Group
Austin, Texas, United States
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Pyramid Global Hospitality Opens Dellshire Resort in Wisconsin Dells, The Destination’s First New Resort in More Than Two Decades

Dellshire Resort, the newest resort in Wisconsin Dells, is now open, introducing a new kind of immersive resort experience to the destination. The area’s first new-build resort in more than two decades, Dellshire blends medieval fantasy-inspired storytelling with the refined comfort of an upscale Midwest retreat. Whether visiting as a family, couple, or group, Dellshire Resort offers a travel experience where themed environments, interactive programming and a spirit of discovery engage guests of all ages in one of the Midwest’s most beloved destinations.   

Pyramid Global Hospitality
Wisconsin Dells, Wisconsin, United States
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Home2 Suites by Hilton Jacksonville Airport Completes Renovation

Home2 Suites by Hilton Jacksonville Airport, located at 13475 Ranch Drive, has announced the completion of an extensive renovation. The renovation includes a full transformation of all guest rooms and suites, featuring updated furnishings, new flooring, enhanced lighting, and contemporary décor that reflects the brand’s modern and flexible hospitality experience.

Home2 Suites
Jacksonville, Florida, United States
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Paul Mulcahy
Paul Mulcahy, Chief Commercial Officer, The Lux Collective

Bold prediction: The PMS isn't going anywhere by 2030 — but it will look nothing like it does today. It becomes the heart of the hotel, connecting and coordinating most AI tools, agents and decisions running across the property.

Fergus Boyd
Fergus Boyd, Hospitality Consultant, HFTP

The death of the PMS was mooted back in 2014 when I joined hospitality from airlines. 14 years later, we still have PMSes. Their primary all-in-one functions were:-         Handle check-in/out-         Manage room key cutting-         Take payments-         Set up the hotel room inventory and types-         Assign a price per room-         Link to selling channels like OTAs-         Manage housekeeping-         Manage facilities management/maintenance-         Handle on-site eventsSeparate RMSes now do pricing and push rates to PMSes.

Mustafa Gokcen
Mustafa Gokcen, Global Head of Information Technology, Cheval Collection

The Enterprise PMS will still be around in 2030. Every hotel needs a system of record to manage reservations, inventory, rates, guest profiles, financial transactions, and operational controls. AI doesn't remove that requirement.

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Hotels Deploy AI Without Fixing Operations, U.S. RevPAR Grows 4.4%, Domestic Travel Surges 21%

Wednesday brought a sharp argument that hotels are staging AI for appearances rather than results, strong April U.S. performance data, and booking signals showing domestic travel demand surging well ahead of summer. A wave of property openings and a critical read on Booking.com's partner pitch rounded out a content-heavy day.

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