IHG's voco brand has reached 50 open properties in Europe, with 26 more in the pipeline, six years after launching as the company's fastest-growing premium brand.
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HVS Egypt Hospitality Investment Pulse 2026
HVS Middle East Africa and FHS Egypt assess Egypt's 2026 hospitality investment climate, noting that demand is proven and investor sentiment is largely formed, with capital access now the key barrier.
The “Cultural Concierge”: How Literature of Place Redefines Guest Hospitality
The article argues that boutique and luxury hotels can deepen guest loyalty by curating locally relevant literature as a "Cultural Concierge," turning physical spaces into immersive, story-driven destinations.
Hotel marketing stops after booking. Guest spending doesn’t.
At-visions pitches Adtronaut as a unified hotel ad platform connecting room TVs, signage, WiFi, and post-stay email to convert ancillary revenue opportunities into actual sales.
Dayuse Launches Daypass in the U.S: Turning Hotel Pools, Cabanas and Spas into Daytime Revenue
Dayuse launches its Daypass product in the U.S., letting hotels monetize pools, spas and cabanas to non-overnight guests, with partner hotels earning up to $300K annually in daytime revenue.
Travail Hospitality acquires Hilton Dublin Airport and names Valor Hospitality as management partner
Travail Hospitality acquired the 179-key Hilton Dublin Airport, appointing Valor Hospitality as operator, with a multi-million-Euro refurb and rebrand to IHG's voco brand planned for 2027.
HVS Asia Pacific Hospitality Newsletter – Week Ending 6 November 2026
Five Asia Pacific deals covered: QT Singapore sold for SGD260M+, Josun acquires Yeosu resort, Westmont buys YOTEL Tokyo Ginza from Frasers, iRENT secures investment, and East Kazakhstan upgrades tourism infrastructure.
HVS Europe Hotel Transactions Bulletin – Week Ending 06 November 2026
HVS Europe's weekly bulletin covers eight hotel transactions across the UK, Belgium, Spain, France and Germany, including the Rosewood London sale to Gencom.
84% and 15%: Hotels Are Handing AI to Everyone Except the People Who Touch the Guest
Survey data showing 84% of managers vs. only 15% of frontline staff benefit from AI reveals a strategic misallocation that risks hollowing out the guest-facing layer hotels depend on for differentiation.
