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Sep 9Wed
  1. Business Travel News

    Hyatt Partners with Delta, Ends Enhanced American Airlines Loyalty Tie-Up

    Hyatt Hotels Corp. and Delta Air Lines announced a long-term loyalty collaboration allowing elite members of World of Hyatt and Delta SkyMiles to earn dual points on qualifying travel. At the same time, American Airlines and Hyatt will end the enhanced loyalty relationship they launched last year. The companies said members will see no interruption in earning, selecting and redeeming eligible benefits for the remainder of each program's earning year. Members who linked accounts before midnight Central Time on Nov. 15 can continue earning World of Hyatt awards through Loyalty Point Rewards through Feb. 28, 2027, and AAdvantage awards through Milestone Rewards through Dec. 31, 2026. After the…

  3. Accor News & Stories

    Fairmont Expands 'Special Happens' Experience Programme

    Fairmont Hotels & Resorts, part of Accor, expanded its global 'Special Happens...' programme with eight bespoke experiences across four categories: After Dark, In the Spotlight, Around the Table and In the Wild. Offerings range from an after-hours journey through Istanbul's Spice Bazaar to a private music experience in Prague, performing on stage in San Juan, and a private ski escape in Mont-Tremblant. Fairmont has over 90 hotels worldwide and is part of Accor, which counts more than 5,800 properties.

  4. TripVivid

    Huatian Hotel Stock Surge, Clarifies No Restructuring Plans

    On September 7, Huatian Hotel announced that its stock price deviated by more than 20% for two consecutive days. The company clarified that there is no asset restructuring being planned, and no major restructuring plans within the year. The net profit for the first half of 2026 was -113 million yuan, still in a loss state. The current price-to-book ratio is 3.90 times, significantly different from the industry average of 1.69 times.

  5. TripVivid

    Sanya Marina Hotel Sold at Base Price of 133 Million Yuan

    On September 7, Sanya Marina Hotel was sold at a base price of 133 million yuan. The property has a building area of 11,422 sqm, is a first-line sea-view hotel with 101 rooms. It failed to sell at first auction for 166 million yuan and again at a reduced price in the second auction. This time it was sold at 80% of the first auction price (appraised at 237 million yuan) to a local Sanya trading company.

  9. IHG Newsroom

    Holiday Inn in Saudi Arabia Launches Gaming Pods for Guests

    IHG's Holiday Inn brand partnered with global educational esports provider EStars to launch Holiday Inn x Elite Gaming Pods across four hotels in Saudi Arabia, available until December 2026. Each hotel has two gaming pods with MSI gaming PCs, next-generation consoles, curved monitors and premium accessories, with complimentary access to titles including Fortnite, Rocket League and Overwatch. Participating hotels will host competitions with prizes including hotel stays, food and beverage vouchers and IHG One Rewards points. The initiative launched during the Esports World Cup 2026.

  10. Hospitality Technology

    Hotel IT leaders need to solve vibe coding's QA problem

    The article argues that while 'vibe coding' can turn prompts into PMS integrations faster, AI-generated code can introduce API breaks and security vulnerabilities in hospitality environments. The author recommends establishing machine-readable specs and steering documents, adopting independent testing and validation rather than letting the coding agent grade itself, and treating security testing as a mandatory control. AI-generated changes should be treated as untrusted until validated.

  11. Hospitality Technology

    Hotel PMS has one root problem: the interface is the API

    The article argues that bloated front-desk interfaces and month-end reconciliation pain in hotel PMS stem from the same architectural defect: business logic written into the UI layer rather than behind it. This causes menus to multiply and leaves no canonical event log, so each connected system keeps its own partial copy of the truth. Conversational and agentic interfaces expose this flaw because agents need structured, documented, permissioned APIs. The fix is to separate the domain model from the presentation layer, with an event-sourced record and versioned API.

  12. Hospitality Technology

    Building the Identity Layer for a Successful Hospitality Media Network

    Hospitality media networks face the challenge of proving audience value to advertisers. With roughly 70% of guest web traffic unauthenticated, a durable identity layer is essential to connect fragmented systems and recognize guests across the journey. The article discusses identity resolution, data clean rooms for secure collaboration, and interoperability to enable effective advertising and measurement.

  13. Hospitality Technology

    Walmart takes on restaurant delivery

    Walmart is expanding its restaurant delivery business through a collaboration with Inspire Brands, allowing customers to order Dunkin' items alongside groceries via the Walmart app or website. Dunkin' will launch first via its 150 in-store locations, with plans to expand to the majority of its 10,000 locations nationwide. Walmart has stores within 10 miles of approximately 90% of the U.S. population and offers delivery options including 30-minutes-or-less and one-hour-or-less.

  14. Skift Feed

    What Hurricane Season Means for Hospitality's Capex

    Host Hotels & Resorts' 2025 annual filing reveals that hurricanes Helene and Milton caused an estimated $105 million in damage to The Don CeSar in 2024, with 30% related to remediation. In 2025, the company spent $75 million on hurricane and other restoration work, roughly 11.6% of its overall capex, and had received $73 million in insurance payouts. The hotel remained closed until late March 2025, with all amenities reopening by Q3. Over the past six years, about 8% of capex was dedicated to climate resilience.

  15. Hospitality Technology

    Cendyn Pilots Google's Unified Search Campaigns for Travel

    Cendyn has joined Google's closed beta for Search Campaigns for Travel, a consolidated ad architecture powered by AI Max. It integrates live ARI feeds and first-party DMP data to improve bidding accuracy. The article highlights that hotel IT must ensure CRS systems can handle high-frequency ad queries, making marketing ROI an infrastructure performance metric.

  16. Hospitality Technology

    Navan Partners with Engine to Embed Direct API for Corporate Hotel Bookings

    Navan has partnered with Engine to embed Engine's Omni API into its corporate booking platform, enabling extended-stay inventory, group bookings, and dynamic modifications. This integration bypasses traditional GDS, supporting flexible API-driven workflows like unnamed room blocks and mid-trip changes. Engine's network spans over one million properties globally, enhancing hotel options for corporate clients.

  17. Hospitality Technology

    Pilot Upgrades Digital Ordering and Adds Self-Order Kiosks at North American Travel Centers

    Pilot Company is modernizing quick-service ordering across its 900 North American travel centers by adopting the preferred ordering technology platforms of its restaurant partners Wendy's, Arby's and Subway. The rollout is complete at Wendy's and Arby's locations and underway at Subway. Upgrades include mobile ordering, loyalty participation and brand offers, plus integration with third-party delivery providers. Pilot has installed 156 self-order kiosks at 78 Wendy's locations, with kiosks that are ADA-compliant.

  18. Hospitality Technology

    AirDNA Integrates Adapt RMS into Guesty Marketplace for Automated Dynamic Pricing

    Short-term rental PMS Guesty and data/RMS provider AirDNA have launched a native marketplace integration connecting Guesty portfolio accounts directly to AirDNA Adapt, AirDNA's recently launched AI revenue management system. The bi-directional API sync automatically pulls listing details, reservation history, calendar availability, and current rates into Adapt while pushing dynamic rates and minimum-stay rules back to Guesty. The closed-loop data engine combines property-level booking performance from Guesty with AirDNA's market-wide dataset (15 million listings across 120,000 markets) to generate automated, explainable rate recommendations. Available immediately through the Guesty Marketpl…

  19. Hospitality Technology

    DayBlink GPO and PurchasePlus Partner to Bring Automated P2P Tech to Independent Luxury Hotels

    DayBlink GPO and PurchasePlus have partnered to integrate negotiated GPO supplier contracts directly into PurchasePlus's cloud-based procure-to-pay (P2P) platform, providing independent luxury hotels with automated invoice matching and centralized spend visibility. The partnership uses AI for three-way matching to prevent overbilling and connects to a network of over 30,000 active hospitality suppliers.

  20. Skift Feed

    Inside the Financial Engineering of Club Med's IPO

    Club Med aims to grow from 69 resorts to about 85 without owning the next wave, and its new financial structure explains why. The company being sold to public investors in Hong Kong is a brand and operating system that mostly does not own its resorts. Fosun, which bought Club Med in 2015, has faced challenges including the collapse of Thomas Cook in 2019. The IPO filing reveals the financial engineering behind its asset-light growth plan.

Sep 8Tue
  2. Hotel Dive Feed

    What hoteliers should watch this fall: luxury-led investment and F&B competition

    Hotel Dive rounds up trends for hoteliers to watch in fall 2026. Despite rising costs and macro uncertainty, consumers were eager to travel this summer, and hotel companies touted widespread Q2 RevPAR gains, helped in part by the FIFA World Cup, alongside conversion-fueled portfolio growth. Investors continue to concentrate on the upper end of the market, with luxury hotels seen as a 'compelling' opportunity; the U.S. led a record global hotel construction pipeline in Q2 2026, with conversions and luxury dominating. Food and beverage is playing a more competitive role in where travellers stay, with 60% of travellers this summer saying they booked a hotel specifically for its restaurant.

  3. Hospitality Technology

    Marriott and LG Partner on Cloud Display to Revolutionize In-Room Tech

    Marriott and LG announced a strategic partnership to build a cloud-based guest room technology platform, piloting across 40 properties in the US and Canada. The platform replaces legacy video systems with cloud-managed LG displays, eliminating local servers and turning TVs into smart room gateways. It supports streaming, FAST channels, and future room controls, aiming to reduce tech debt and improve operational efficiency.

  4. Hotel Dive Feed

    J.D. Power Report: Guest Satisfaction Rises at Branded Hotels

    J.D. Power's 2026 North America Third-Party Hotel Management Guest Satisfaction Benchmark shows overall satisfaction up 14 points to 696, from 682 in 2025. The benchmark is based on feedback from 5,642 guests for stays from May 2025 to May 2026. Guest rooms drove improvement, but lobbies and common areas remain opportunities. Columbia Sussex led with 739, followed by Crestline Hotels & Resorts and Driftwood Hospitality Management.

  6. Hilton Stories RSS

    Tapestry Collection by Hilton Debuts in London with London Bridge Hotel Signing

    Hilton has signed the London Bridge Hotel under its Tapestry Collection brand through a franchise agreement with Gama Holdings, marking the lifestyle brand's debut in London and becoming Hilton's ninth brand in the city. The 153-room hotel, located at 8-18 London Bridge Street, is expected to open in early 2028 after a transformation costing over £12 million. It will offer easy access to landmarks such as The Shard, Borough Market, and Tower Bridge. This signing supports the growth of Tapestry Collection across the UK and Ireland, with the brand expected to reach six hotels by 2028.

  12. Pinchain Tourism

    Market Regulator Publishes Typical Cases of Hotel False Advertising

    China's State Administration for Market Regulation released typical cases of unfair competition in tourism, involving false advertising by hotels. A hotel in Lianyungang was fined 20,000 yuan for failing to provide a room with windows as booked and for mismatched room photos; Wyndham Grand Royale Wenchang in Hainan was fined 3,000 yuan for claiming five-star status without official rating. Regulators stressed the importance of accurate platform information and star-rating qualifications.

  13. IHG Newsroom

    InterContinental Branded Residences Debut in Northwest Vietnam

    IHG and Alphanam Group have partnered to launch The Residences at InterContinental Sapa Resort in Muong Hoa Valley, Sapa, marking the debut of InterContinental branded residences in Northwest Vietnam. The development includes 79 branded villas within the 83-hectare Alphora Muong Hoa International Resort Complex and is expected to become the highest-altitude InterContinental branded residential project globally.

Sep 7Mon
  1. Hilton Stories RSS

    Hilton signs DoubleTree by Hilton Parramatta, opening late 2028

    Hilton announced the signing of DoubleTree by Hilton Parramatta, a 100-room hotel set to open in late 2028 at 34 Hassall Street in Parramatta, New South Wales, Australia. The hotel will form part of a mixed-use development by Deicorp Group and be operated by Trilogy Hotels under a franchise agreement. It will feature guest rooms of 20 to 45 square metres, an all-day dining restaurant and lounge, 667 square metres of event space including meeting rooms, a boardroom and pre-function areas, and fitness and wellness facilities. The signing introduces Hilton to the Parramatta market and strengthens its Greater Sydney pipeline.

  3. Pinchain Tourism

    Weekly Online Travel Digest: Week 37 of 2026

    Pinchain Tourism released its Week 37 digest of industry news, covering summer travel data, OTA updates, cruise partnerships, and hotel renovations. Highlights: night tour bookings up 52% YoY, long-haul trips account for 32%, Club Med filed for HK IPO, Hilton's renovation signings exceeded last year's total.

  4. TripVivid

    China Travel Hotel Signs Qinghai Kunlun Hotel Cluster Management Contract

    China Travel Hotel signed a full-commission management contract with Qinghai Airport Economic Zone Development Investment for the Qinghai Kunlun Hotel Cluster. It will operate three hotels under the Metropark, Grand Metropark, and Traveler Inn brands, totaling 1,057 rooms and 270,000 sqm of building area, located in the core area of Hehuang New District, Haidong City, adjacent to Xining Caojiabao Airport.

  5. TravelDaily China

    Tianjin Tourism and Meituan Launch 'Beauty in Tianjin' IP

    Tianjin Municipal Culture and Tourism Bureau and Meituan jointly launched the 'Beauty in Tianjin' IP to convert local tourism resources into bookable experiences via the platform's multi-sector integration. Meituan data shows summer searches for Tianjin rose 98% year-on-year, five-star hotel orders grew 43%, and coupons up to 1666 RMB were offered to boost consumption.

Sep 5Sat
  2. Hotel Dive Feed

    Bally's CFO Resigns Weeks After Going Concern Warning

    Casino operator Bally's CFO Mira Mircheva informed the company on August 30 of her resignation for 'personal reasons', effective Friday, but will stay to help with transition through September 30. Longtime executive George Papanier will serve as interim CFO again. The company had issued a going concern warning due to liquidity issues and is exploring asset sales, equity financing, and other options.