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Sep 15Tue
  1. Skift Feed

    Field & Stream Lodge Adds Two Hotels; Building the Brand Will Take Time

    Field & Stream Lodge Co., the outdoor hotel brand backed by Barry Sternlicht's Starwood Capital Group and Ben Weprin's AJ Capital Partners, said it will add lodges in Bend, Oregon, and Big Bear, California — its second and third properties three years after launching in 2023. The developers bought the 151-room former Shilo Inn on the Deschutes River in Bend and a 148-room former Holiday Inn resort in Big Bear, a two-hour drive from Los Angeles; both are slated to open in 2028 after full renovations. The brand's first location is a 179-room hotel in Bozeman, Montana, which opened in May 2025.

  2. Web in Travel

    ZUZU Hospitality Pilots AI Hotel Platform Kea in Queenstown

    Singapore-based ZUZU Hospitality is piloting Kea, a new AI platform for independent hotels, in Queenstown just seven weeks after the idea was first pitched in July. The platform runs customized AI solutions on top of a hotel's existing systems and data. The pilot is backed by Technology Queenstown and involves roughly 15 Queenstown-Lakes hoteliers over about six months. ZUZU currently works with around 3,000 hotels across Southeast Asia and plans to expand across its Southeast Asian and New Zealand client base after the pilot, with global rollout as the longer-term goal.

  3. Pinchain Tourism

    Miral to Invest AED 12 Billion in Yas Island Over Five Years

    Miral, Abu Dhabi's immersive destination and experience creator, will invest more than AED 12 billion in Yas Island over the next five years for new projects and expansion and upgrades of existing attractions, in support of Abu Dhabi's Tourism Strategy 2030. The next phase will focus on expanding existing theme parks and attractions, introducing new immersive rides and experiences, and increasing hotel room supply and optimizing the accommodation mix on the island. Miral Chairman Mohamed Khalifa Al Mubarak said the investment reflects commitment to Abu Dhabi's long-term vision. The investment is separate from the previously announced Disney project.

  4. Hospitality Technology

    Hotel Video Feedback Tech Architecture: From Capture to CRS Integration

    Hospitality Technology published an interview with travelsnap CEO Victor Nikonets on how hotels can turn guest video feedback into direct-booking tools. The article argues video and text feedback serve different jobs: video captures subjective sensory experiences, while text remains the higher-volume channel for operational detail. Enterprise pipelines need object storage, event-driven transcription, a metadata layer, and a separate feature layer, plus ASR tuned for accented and multilingual speech, noise suppression, speaker diarization, and domain-specific entity extraction. Entities below a confidence threshold should route to human review, and extracted signals should sit in a candidate…

  5. Hotel Dive Feed

    Former Marriott exec Liam Brown joins Chatham Lodging Trust board

    Palm Beach, Florida-based real estate investment trust Chatham Lodging Trust appointed former Marriott International executive Liam Brown as an independent trustee, effective immediately. Brown retired from Marriott earlier this year, having served as group president for the U.S. and Canada, responsible for the financial management and leadership of Marriott's lodging operations in North and South America — more than 6,000 hotels and roughly 160,000 associates. Chatham invests in upscale extended stay and premium-branded select-service hotels, with a portfolio of 39 hotels across 11 brands. Brown also serves on the boards of EPR Properties and the American Hotel & Lodging Association.

  6. Skift Feed

    Wyndham Launches Dolce Nova Boutique Brand

    Wyndham Hotels & Resorts on Monday launched Dolce Nova, a boutique upper-upscale extension of its meetings and events-focused Dolce Hotels & Resorts brand. It is the first brand concept to originate from Wyndham's EMEA team; the company has acquired 20 of its 25 brands. Dolce Hotels & Resorts, acquired in 2015, has a typical footprint of 200 to 400 rooms and is primarily known for conferences and corporate events. Dolce Nova targets a new consumer base.

  7. Hospitality Technology

    Journey Launches Experience Management System to Replace Legacy Spa Tech Debt

    Hospitality software provider Journey announced the wider release of its Experience Management System (EMS), a cloud-native spa, wellness, and activity management platform positioned as a modern replacement for legacy on-premise systems such as CORE by Premier Software. EMS offers hotels running Premier Software a cloud upgrade path and provides bi-directional integrations with major PMS platforms including Oracle Opera, Mews, and Guestline, syncing guest profiles, room charges, and central reporting in real time. It also features a centralized live scheduling engine for staff schedules, treatment rooms, equipment, and facility capacity, and integrates with Journey's direct booking engine a…

  8. Hospitality Technology

    wi-Q Expands Mobile Ordering Engine with Web-Based Guest Directory

    Hospitality solutions provider wi-Q launched Guest Directory, a web-based digital guest folder integrated into its mobile ordering platform. Guests access property information, spa and event booking links, and local guides through in-room QR codes without downloading a native app. The directory also links room-service ordering with housekeeping systems so guests can request items such as extra towels directly, and it translates directory information into 27 languages.

Sep 14Mon
  1. Hotel Dive Feed

    Naples Grande Beach Resort joins Signia Hilton portfolio

    Naples Grande Beach Resort will join Hilton's Signia portfolio in January 2027, becoming the brand's first property on Florida's Gulf Coast. The 474-room resort, which includes 50 villas, is undergoing the most significant transformation in its nearly four-decade history, with redesigned guest rooms and suites, upgraded wellness amenities, enhanced dining venues, a luxury spa, multiple pools, tennis facilities and indoor and outdoor gathering spaces. It will be Signia's third property in Florida and strengthens Hilton's presence in the state, where it counts more than 540 hotels.

  2. Hotel Dive Feed

    Marriott's W Hotels expands to Charlotte, North Carolina

    Marriott International's W Hotels brand is expanding to Charlotte, North Carolina, with a 200-key hotel anchoring the redevelopment of a former office tower. W Charlotte will offer 173 guest rooms and 27 suites, developed by New York City-based Spandrel Development Partners with 7G Group. The hotel spans floors one through nine of the redevelopment and includes a penthouse suite, about 12,000 square feet of meetings space, a ground-floor restaurant and coffee bar, the brand's signature Living Room, and an 18,000-square-foot rooftop food and beverage venue on the 34th floor.

  3. Hilton Stories RSS

    Hilton Signs 10 Spark by Hilton Hotels as UK Growth Gathers Pace

    Hilton announced the signing of 10 Spark by Hilton hotels across England and Wales, adding 672 rooms, under a strategic agreement with UK owner-operator AG Hotels Group. The properties span Cardiff, Coventry, Derby, Doncaster, Hull, Peterborough, Runcorn, Sunderland, Wakefield and Washington, with openings expected between late 2026 and 2028. Most sit near employment centres, transport hubs and logistics corridors. Hilton also signed with SMAR Hotels Ltd for Scotland's first Spark by Hilton in Dunfermline. Globally, Spark now has over 275 open hotels and more than 200 in the pipeline.

  4. Booking.com Newsroom

    Booking.com Research: What Travel Really Reveals About Relationships

    Booking.com released its "Turbulence Test" research, based on a July 2026 survey of 1,253 U.S. adults. 35% of travelers say they discovered a companion was not compatible after traveling together, 35% have argued over money, 28% have considered ending the relationship or friendship, and 21% have bailed midway through a trip because of a bad travel partner (26% among Millennials). Travelers rate travel compatibility at an average importance of 74.1 out of 100, with 32% rating it 90 or higher.

  5. TravelDaily China

    Yishang Hotel Guangzhou Beijing Road Achieves Full-Month Occupancy in August

    Yishang Hotel's Guangzhou Beijing Road Pedestrian Street Ximenkou Metro Station property, under Dossen Group, achieved full-month occupancy in August, with core operating metrics leading same-tier stores in Yuexiu district and both occupancy and average daily rate improving. The hotel leveraged its core Beijing Road location and metro access to capture summer traffic, maintaining experience and efficiency at full occupancy through OTA channel operations, negotiated corporate accounts and standardized brand service. The article notes that amid intensifying homogeneous competition, the hotel avoided price wars, offering a reference for mid-scale hotel operations.

  6. Pinchain Tourism

    Hilton China Hotel Network Reaches 300 Destinations

    Hilton announced that its China hotel network now covers 300 destinations. It currently operates more than 1,100 hotels in Greater China, covering all provincial-level regions, all tier-one and tier-two cities and nearly 70% of prefecture-level cities, with select-service brands reaching nearly 40% of strong county-level tourism destinations. New destinations this year include Zhangzhou, Yuyao, Ningguo, Linxia and Wuyishan. Hilton also announced a partnership with the Henan Museum focused on rest culture, offering exclusive gifts and member experiences.

  7. TravelDaily China

    Jinjiang Hotels Signs Strategic Cooperation with Guangdong Culture and Tourism Department

    On September 11, Jinjiang Hotels signed a strategic cooperation framework agreement with the Guangdong Provincial Department of Culture and Tourism in Guangzhou, establishing a long-term mechanism covering brand development, resource integration, consumption promotion, publicity and local cultural experiences. As of end-June 2026, Jinjiang Hotels operated more than 1,700 hotels across all 21 prefecture-level cities in Guangdong, with about 197,000 rooms. In 2025, Guangdong received 960 million tourist visits and generated 1.24 trillion yuan in tourism spending, with 90.308 million inbound visits.

Sep 11Fri
  1. Skift Feed

    Dorchester Collection Takes a Stand Against the Flattening of Luxury

    Skift analyzes Dorchester Collection's market opportunity amid the flattening of luxury hospitality. The piece notes that iconic properties such as The Dorchester in London, Hôtel Plaza Athénée in Paris and The Beverly Hills Hotel in L.A. carry historical weight, and the challenge is to tighten and refine the basics without taking judgment away from the people who make each property worth returning to. The author uses London barbershop Truefitt & Hill as an analogy, arguing classic luxury's appeal lies in ritual and dependability rather than constant reinvention.

  2. Skift Feed

    Accor CEO: Data Is Essential, but Instinct Matters Most

    A Skift Global Forum preview profiles Accor CEO Sébastien Bazin's decision rule. Bazin, who has led Accor since 2013, says he starts with his gut, then his heart, then his brain, and that data should nourish instinct rather than replace it. He will speak at Skift Global Forum on September 22–24, 2026, explaining how that rule holds across 45-plus brands and 5,800 hotels and resorts, and where he draws the line between technology and the human side of hospitality.

  4. China Tourism News

    China Gold Museum Opens Trial Operation in Huadian, Jilin

    The China Gold Museum in Jiapigou town, Huadian city, Jilin province, began trial operation on the 9th. Jiapigou has over 200 years of gold-mining history and is known as China's first gold mine; in 1820 prospectors traveled upstream along the Weisha River to start local gold mining, and at its peak the area had 40,000 to 50,000 miners. Built by China Gold Group, the museum is described as China's only dual-theme museum of gold industry and revolutionary history, drawing on more than 2,000 exhibits and hundreds of historical images, and using century-old abandoned mine tunnels to create a 680-meter underground rail tour line. Huadian is building a gold-themed route around the museum and sev…

  5. China Tourism News

    Bank of China Fujian Branch and Fujian Museum Launch Chuanfujin Gold Product

    On 9 September, Bank of China's Fujian branch and the Fujian Museum launched Chuanfujin: Shanchuang Fude, a new precious-metal product in the Chuanfujin series and a follow-up to the first release, Haina Fuyun. The gold bar features Fujian landscape and cultural symbols including the Wuyi Mountains, Jiuqu Stream, Gushan cliff inscriptions, Nanjing tulou, and Zhangzhou narcissus, with a fu character and coin pattern on the reverse. The partners said they will continue releasing products around the themes of fu sea, fu mountains, and fu arts to enrich finance-plus-culture-tourism offerings.

  6. Pinchain Tourism

    Xiangshawan Desert Resort Upgrades as Visitors Shift from Sightseeing to Experiencing

    The Xiangshawan scenic area in Dalad Banner, Inner Mongolia is upgrading its desert resort offerings, shifting visitors from sightseeing to experiencing. Annual visits exceed 1 million, with a single-day record above 24,000 this year. The local government invested 44.28 million yuan in entrance landscaping and supporting works, completing 214 mu of greening, building an ecological parking lot with 3,686 spaces and five new communication base stations. Guanmianfang village now has over 30 homestays.

  7. TravelDaily China

    Dossen's Boman Hotel opens at Wuhan Yangchahu metro station

    Boman Hotel, a mid-scale business brand under Dossen Group, has opened a new property in the Houhu business district of Jiang'an District, Wuhan: Boman Hotel Wuhan Central Hospital Yangchahu Metro Station. Located at the intersection of Hexie Avenue and Cuibai Road, it is a 5-minute drive from Wuhan Central Hospital Houhu campus, 15 minutes from Hankou Railway Station and 25 minutes from Wuhan Tianhe Airport, with an 8-minute walk to Yangchahu Station on Metro Line 6. Room types include business king, cinema king and executive suites; all rooms have smart butler systems, 65-inch HD TVs, projectors and high-speed Wi-Fi, with copying, internet, buffet breakfast and self-service laundry, plus…

Sep 10Thu
  1. Skift Feed

    Palladium Opens Seagrass Conservation Lab in Ibiza

    Palladium Hotel Group has opened a marine conservation lab at the Grand Palladium Select Palace Ibiza, where guests can visit an on-resort seagrass nursery and join dives to observe conservation work, aiming to raise awareness of the island's marine ecosystem. The article notes coastal hotels rely on white sand and clear water to attract guests; white sand is calcium carbonate from coral, while seagrass filters sediment and acts as a carbon sink storing up to 18% of oceanic carbon. The conservation work is funded by its foundation rather than the operating budget.

  2. Hilton Stories RSS

    Canopy Deer Valley Debuts in Deer Valley East Village

    Hilton's lifestyle brand Canopy opened Canopy Deer Valley in Park City, Utah, with 180 rooms — the brand's first hotel in Utah and among the first to open as part of Deer Valley Resort's East Village expansion. Developed by Extell Development Company, the hotel sits steps from the Jordanelle Express Gondola and about 40 minutes from Salt Lake City International Airport, features four dining concepts, and has rooms starting at $200 per night.

  3. Hilton Stories RSS

    Hilton's Canopy Brand Debuts in Utah with Canopy Deer Valley Opening

    Hilton's lifestyle brand Canopy has opened its first Utah property, Canopy Deer Valley, in Park City. The 180-room hotel, developed by Extell Development Company, is located minutes from Deer Valley Resort's East Village expansion and steps from the Jordanelle Express Gondola, approximately 40 minutes from Salt Lake City International Airport. The property features four original dining concepts and interiors by DLR Group | BraytonHughes inspired by Park City's mining history and mountain landscape. Rooms start at $200 per night, and the hotel participates in Hilton Honors.

  4. Hotel Dive Feed

    Hyatt and Delta Air Lines Form Long-Term Loyalty Collaboration

    Hyatt Hotels and Delta Air Lines have entered a long-term strategic loyalty collaboration offering "dual-earn benefits" to members of World of Hyatt and Delta SkyMiles. Once launched, eligible World of Hyatt elite members can earn Hyatt points on qualifying Delta flight purchases, while Delta SkyMiles Medallion members can earn miles on qualifying stays at participating Hyatt hotels. Hyatt announced the Delta tie-up hours after saying it would not continue its loyalty relationship with American Airlines. Enrollment, eligibility and experiential details will be shared in the coming months.

  5. Hotel Dive Feed

    Dolly Parton's Nashville SongTeller Hotel to Open This Month

    Dolly Parton's SongTeller Hotel will open Sept. 29 in Nashville, Tennessee, with 245 rooms, created in partnership between Parton and themed attractions company Herschend. It includes two live entertainment venues, Parton's Live and Jolene's, and the 20,000-square-foot Dolly's Life of Many Colors Museum occupying the entire third floor. Reservations open Sept. 14. The article notes the debut comes as more music-inspired properties emerge and travelers increasingly seek unique, culturally immersive experiences.

  6. Hilton Stories RSS

    Naples Grande Beach Resort to Debut as Signia Hilton

    Hilton announced that Naples Grande Beach Resort will join the Signia Hilton portfolio as the brand's first hotel on Florida's Gulf Coast. The 474-room resort, including 50 villas, is undergoing the most significant transformation in its nearly four-decade history, and reservations are now open for stays beginning Jan. 1, 2027. Upon opening it will be Signia Hilton's third property in Florida, where Hilton has more than 540 hotels.

  7. Business Travel News

    IHG Signs Master Development Deal with Aland to Launch Staybridge Suites in Australia

    IHG Hotels & Resorts has signed a master development agreement with Sydney-based developer Aland to launch its upscale extended-stay Staybridge Suites brand in Australia. Aland holds exclusive development rights and will build a significant national portfolio, starting with at least 2,000 rooms across 15 hotels. The first two franchise agreements cover the 130-room Staybridge Suites Parramatta in a Sydney commercial center and the 112-room Staybridge Suites Sydney Leppington near Western Sydney International Airport. As of June 2026, Staybridge Suites had 355 open hotels and 152 in the pipeline globally.

  8. Business Travel News

    Radisson and Finnair Form Loyalty Partnership

    Radisson Hotel Group and Finnair have formed a loyalty partnership allowing Radisson Rewards and Finnair Plus members to redeem points for flights and hotel stays. Radisson Rewards points convert to Finnair Plus Avios at 10 points to 1 Avios, and Avios convert to Radisson Rewards points at 3 Avios to 5 points. Finnair Plus members can match their status to Radisson Rewards; Radisson Rewards members will not be matched by Finnair Plus, but a selected number of premium and VIP members will receive invitation-only access to Finnair Plus silver, gold and platinum tiers. The partnership links Nordic and Baltic air travel specialist Finnair with Radisson Hotel Group's network of 1,600 hotels acro…

  9. Pinchain Tourism

    Hilton partners with Henan Museum for cultural experience project

    Hilton has announced a destination promotion project with the Henan Museum titled 'Stay Hilton, Experience the Way of Rest,' combining cultural heritage resources with hotel stays. The project leverages IP licensing from the Henan Museum, featuring five selected artifacts, and will offer exclusive merchandise, member experiences, and 'Museum in Hotel' exhibitions at Hilton properties in Henan Province. Hilton currently operates 1,100 hotels across 300 destinations in China.

  10. Pinchain Tourism

    The Parisian Macao Celebrates 10th Anniversary with Over 100 Million Visits

    The Parisian Macao will celebrate its 10th anniversary on 13 September. Sands China said the property has attracted over 100 million visits from around the world since opening. Opened on 13 September 2016, it marked the completion of Sands China's integrated resort layout in Cotai. The Parisian Macao features over 2,540 hotel rooms, about 62,000 square feet of MICE facilities and the 1,200-seat Parisian Theatre, while the Shoppes at Parisian occupy about 297,000 square feet. Sands China operates over 10,800 hotel rooms, over 1.6 million square feet of MICE space, about 2.1 million square feet of retail space, 780 retail stores and 160 restaurants.

  11. China Tourism News

    Longmengang Town, Guangxi: Fishing Village Vacations with Fresh Flavors

    Nan Village in Longmengang Town, Qinnan District, Qinzhou City, Guangxi, has seen rising tourism popularity driven by the fishing season opening festival and fishing culture. After the Longmen Bridge opened on December 29, 2024, travel from Qinzhou city to the island takes less than an hour, enabling over 2,000 fishermen to transition from 'relying on the sea for a living' to 'prospering through tourism.' The area has developed over 10 special cultural tourism projects such as beachcombing, sea fishing, and fishing family life experiences.

  12. China Tourism News

    Yangjia Village, Shaanxi: Homestay Cluster Drives Rural Micro-Vacations

    Yangjia Village in Qinling Subdistrict, Lintong District, Xi'an, Shaanxi, has transformed idle farmhouses into boutique homestays through a model of 'social capital + farmer equity + village collective platform + third-party operation' to develop rural micro-vacations. The village's pomegranate planting area is about 267 hectares, with an annual output value exceeding 60 million yuan. The homestay cluster has driven income growth for over 300 surrounding farming households.

  13. IHG Newsroom

    IHG and ALAND Sign 15-Hotel Deal to Launch Staybridge Suites in Australia

    IHG Hotels & Resorts signed a Master Development Agreement with Australian developer ALAND, giving ALAND exclusive rights to develop Staybridge Suites in Australia with at least 15 hotels and a minimum of 2,000 rooms. The first two hotels are signed: the 130-room Staybridge Suites Sydney Parramatta and 112-room Staybridge Suites Sydney Leppington, both managed by Signature Hotel Management Group. Staybridge Suites has 355 open hotels and 152 in the pipeline.

  14. Skift Feed

    Choice's New CEO Has 3 Top Fixes — Plus $450 Million in Hotels to Sell

    Choice Hotels CEO Dominic Dragisich laid out three priorities at a Bank of America conference: restart U.S. room count growth, sell hotels it still owns to become more asset-light, and stop losing revenue share to rivals. Appointed CEO on August 31, Dragisich calls the reset "returning to our roots." Choice spent recent years buying brands such as Radisson and WoodSpring that needed tune-ups, developing Cambria and Everhome as model hotels, and culling underperforming properties, while room count growth slowed.

  15. Skift Feed

    Marriott CEO Says AI Will Impact Hotel Distribution First

    Marriott CEO Anthony Capuano said at a Bank of America investor conference that the "biggest impact" of AI adoption on the hotel industry will be in how travelers find and book hotels — the distribution landscape. Marriott is prioritizing appearing in the AI-powered platforms where travelers increasingly shop, feeding Google and OpenAI as much content about its portfolio as it can so hotels "show up in a really both authentic but prominent way." Capuano cited Skift and Lighthouse reports saying Marriott's portfolio appears more readily in those platforms than peers.

  16. Hospitality Technology

    Atlanta Independent Ruby Chow's Adopts SpotOn Platform, Saving 90 Minutes a Night

    Atlanta independent restaurant Ruby Chow's selected SpotOn as its restaurant technology partner, adopting SpotOn's POS platform, reporting and capital financing. Leadership cited faster customer support, more detailed reporting and lower financing costs as reasons for the switch. Ruby Chow's moved from Toast to SpotOn; General Manager and Partner Brian Seo said SpotOn provides a dedicated account manager with faster support, deeper reporting tools, and automated tip calculations that save about 90 minutes each night. The restaurant also used a SpotOn Capital loan to consolidate existing debt into a single payment, with repayment adjusting to sales. According to the National Restaurant Assoc…

Sep 9Wed
  1. Hotel Dive Feed

    Braemar Shareholder to Nominate Directors to REIT's Board

    Braemar Hotels & Resorts' largest shareholder, Al Shams Investments, announced it intends to nominate 'a complete slate of highly qualified, independent directors' to the board by the September 14 deadline. This comes as Braemar moves to split from Ashford Inc. and become self-managed, with Al Shams previously alleging the decision constituted 'self-dealing'.

  2. Hospitality Technology

    Pilot Company Installs Self-Order Kiosks at 78 Wendy's Locations in North American Travel Centers

    Pilot Company is installing 156 self-order kiosks across 78 Wendy's locations in its North American travel centers as part of broader digital initiatives. Pilot is a franchisee of several quick-service brands including Arby's and Subway. Gemma Patterson, senior director of restaurant relations and e-commerce at Pilot, said bringing digital platforms into travel centers aims to enhance convenience, improve speed of service and create a more consistent guest experience. HT's 2026 Restaurant Technology Study found the share of operators with "no plans to add kiosks" rose from 52.8% to 68%, though this may reflect a natural shift in the adoption cycle. HT's forthcoming 2026 Guest Engagement Stu…