Hotel News

Hotels with high turnover struggle to maintain service standards and face high recruitment costs. Hilton and Marriott are among the companies taking steps to address the challenge.

As the largest hotel brand in the world, H World has already mastered quantity. Its new upper-midscale brand is a play for quality.

China tells its citizens that Japan is unsafe to visit. Plus, hotel deal and development news from Asia Pacific.

Riyadh Air hasn’t officially opened for business yet, but its loyalty program already has a hotel partner, a lounge, and a marketing strategy.

First Oberoi’s Asmi, now Indian Hotels' Atmantan. India’s hotel brands clearly want a (large) slice of the wellness pie. The question is: how many travelers want a retreat, and how many just want a clean room?

Lodging stocks fall; Starwood modifies loan; Quadrum explores Arlo Hotels sale; and Holiday travelers plan to cut spending 18% and take fewer trips as financial concerns rise, Deloitte survey finds, including high-income Americans.

Since 1859, the Pullman name has been synonymous with a pioneering spirit. This month, Accor is officially relaunching the Pullman brand, rejuvenating that historic legacy to serve the modern blended traveler and redefine the possibilities of premium hospitality.

CoStar and Tourism Economics downgraded their U.S. hotel performance forecasts for 2025 and 2026. Plus, more hotel deal and development news.

Minor International plans to float an real estate investment trust (REIT) in mid-2026. That will be a key way for the hospitality group to slash its hotel ownership.

Marriott said the Four Points by Sheraton brand opened its 100th hotel in Greater China. Plus, more hotel deal and development news.