The European hotel market is fragmenting into selective pockets with luxury maintaining momentum while budget segments must add experiential value beyond price.
BWH® Hotels Strengthens Commitment to African Development Ahead of Future Hospitality Summit (FHS) Africa 2026
BWH Hotels signed 25+ pipeline properties in Morocco and plans four new openings across Nigeria, Ethiopia, and Tanzania this year.
IGLTA Foundation and The Sigmund Project Partner to Support LGBTQ+ Tourism Entrepreneurs
The partnership provides free mentorship and industry connections through The Sigmund Project's 10,000-member community and AI-powered platform.
After 14 Years, BLLA’s Boutique Hotel Investment Conference Lands at Convene Hospitality Group and Sets Its Sights on a Bigger Conversation
BLLA's 14th annual conference partners with Convene to explore how boutique hospitality principles are expanding beyond traditional hotels into commercial real estate.
What’s Wrong with Philippine Tourism – and What Needs to Be Done
The analysis identifies execution gaps, fragmented coordination, and lack of commercial leadership as core barriers limiting Philippine tourism's performance relative to regional competitors.
Meetings With a View: How Location, Design and Experience Shape Modern Group Strategy
The author argues that modern corporate groups expect meeting environments that foster engagement and creativity, not just basic accommodation.
Hotels Are Paying for Guests They Already Own
Hotels often pay for bookings from guests who already decided to stay there, with attribution models masking this "recycled demand" problem.
Teague Talks with Alpesh Patel, Kana Hotel Group
Kana Hotel Group's CEO discusses the strategy behind their $80 million dual-brand Embassy Suites and Tempo by Hilton development in Tennessee.
Sustainability Q&A: GCSTIMES Climate Targets & Carbon Management
GCSTIMES targets 42% emissions reduction by 2030 and offers carbon footprint data to hotel customers through verified ISO 14064 reporting.
AHLA Survey: Rising Costs, Staffing Challenges Persist For Hotels As Travel Demand Expected to Hold Steady
AHLA survey of 246 hoteliers shows 71% cite supply costs as top pressure, with over half of properties understaffed heading into 2026.