IDEAS: Destination Canada Launches New Winter Pickleball Spa
Destination Canada has launched the the DinkDunk Pickleball Spa, the world’s first pop-up winter pickleball spa.
Articles tagged “experiential”
IDEAS: Foster + Partners Reveal Concept Art for Saudi Arabia's Expo 2025 Model Village
Foster + Partners has released concept images of its design for the pavilion for the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia at Expo 2025, taking place in Osaka, Japan.
Las Vegas Sphere: Launch Costs Eclipse Revenues in High-Stakes Gamble
The Sphere, headlined by iconic Irish rock band U2, is quite the spectacle. But whether it will be a profitable spectacle isn't in the cards yet.
IDEAS: Immersive Hospitality Concept, Level 8, Debuts at Moxy & AC Hotel Downtown LA
Conceived by Mark and Jonnie Houston, in collaboration with Mitchell Hochberg of Lightstone, Level 8 is a multi-layered hospitality concept spread across 30,000 square feet of indoor and outdoor space…
IDEAS: Air France to Celebrate 90th Anniversary With Fashion Exhibition in Paris
Air France is set to commemorate its 90th anniversary with a fashion exhibition that will take over the window display at the Galeries Lafayette Paris Haussmann.
IDEAS: Amphibious Caravan Merges Camping and Sea Transport
Sealvans, a Turkish start-up founded in 2020, has begun taking orders for its new amphibious caravans in Europe following the completion of successful R&D studies.
IDEAS: Putting Surprise and Storytelling at the Center of 'Dinner' in Dubai
'Dinner' by Heston Blumenthal, which recently opened in Dubai at Atlantis The Royal, offers guests a "relaxed" dining experience driven by spectacle and storytelling. As consumer expectations rise, chefs are…
Hotel Cultural Managers Add Diversity and Community Engagement
Some hotels are hiring "culture managers" to broaden their community programming. It's a promising move, given the rising numbers of guests seeking local discovery and cultural tourism.
Arlo Hotels Still Wants to Be Hip – But With Larger Rooms
Arlo Hotels, a U.S.-based independent brand, first bet on micro hotels, which pack in more guests per property. But now it favors larger rooms. It's betting that creating "experiences" and charging extra may prove more reliably profitable.
Independent Hoteliers Seek Every Edge Against the Big Brands
Many consumers are eating up experience-led storylines in travel. That gives an opening to independent hoteliers to compete with the global hotel groups on everything from hiring to word-of-mouth marketing.