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Sep 28Mon
  1. Pinchain Tourism

    South Korea's INSPIRE Resort to Host 2026 Sunset Wine & Beer Festival

    South Korea's INSPIRE Entertainment Resort announced it will host the '2026 Sunset Wine & Beer Festival' from October 9-10, its first wine and beer festival. The event runs 4-9 p.m. at the outdoor venue of Brasserie 1783, with three zones: wine, beer and food. The wine zone will feature 10 importers showcasing about 260 wines from 11 countries; the beer zone about 20 beers; and the food zone live cooking stations from INSPIRE's signature restaurants. The event also includes live music, interactive games, lucky draws and a kids' zone.

  2. Pinchain Tourism

    Royal Caribbean to Acquire 50% Stake in Sandals Resorts for About US$3 Billion

    Royal Caribbean Group and Sandals Resorts announced an agreement to form a joint venture to expand all-inclusive resort operations, with Royal Caribbean holding 50% of the joint venture. Under the terms, Royal Caribbean will acquire a 50% stake in Sandals and Beaches Resorts for about US$3 billion, corresponding to roughly 10 times forward EBITDA, backed by a debt financing commitment from Morgan Stanley. The transaction is expected to close in early 2027, subject to customary approvals and closing conditions, and is expected to be accretive to group earnings in 2027. The joint venture will be governed by a board co-led by Stewart and Liberty, with existing bookings, loyalty programs, resor…

Sep 25Fri
  1. Skift Feed

    Hyatt CEO on Lessons From Owning Hotels and the Trend He's Most Excited About

    Speaking at the Skift Global Forum in New York City, Hyatt Chairman, President and CEO Mark Hoplamazian addressed hotel owners' pushback over costs and fees, saying the company's response comes down to mindset. He noted that for 67 of Hyatt's almost 70 years the company was the largest owner of its own hotels, so during Covid it faced the same crisis as owners in its portfolio; the estimated break-even occupancy for some larger hotels was about 43%, cut to 22% within six months, after which Hyatt shared the full playbook with its biggest third-party owner, Host Hotels.

Sep 24Thu
  1. Skift Feed

    Barry Diller Withdraws Roughly $18 Billion Bid for MGM Resorts

    According to Skift, Barry Diller's People Inc. has withdrawn its proposal to acquire MGM Resorts International, a potential deal valued at roughly $18 billion. People Inc., formerly known as IAC, holds a 27% stake in MGM and had been preparing a bid to buy the remaining shares. Diller, People's chairman and senior executive, commented on the withdrawal. The news concerns Las Vegas casino and resort assets and is relevant to hotel and gaming sector consolidation.

Sep 20Sun
  1. TravelDaily China

    Club Med opens beach-and-safari resort in South Africa

    On 17 September, Fosun International's Club Med Lifestyle Group announced the opening of Club Med South Africa Beach & Safari Resort in KwaZulu-Natal. With investment exceeding 2 billion rand, the resort has more than 480 rooms — over 400 at the beach resort and 70-plus at Vikela Safari Lodge — making it the group's first dual beach-and-safari resort and South Africa's first all-inclusive resort. It sits about 30 minutes from King Shaka International Airport and 45 minutes from Durban, drawing guests from roughly 30 countries and regions. The group currently operates 69 resorts across more than 40 countries and regions on six continents, targeting 85 by 2030.

  2. Pinchain Tourism

    Club Med Opens South Africa Beach and Safari Resort

    On September 17, Fosun International's Club Med Lifestyle Group announced the opening of Club Med South Africa Beach and Safari Resort in KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa, with more than 200 guests attending. The resort represents investment of over 2 billion rand and has more than 480 rooms, including over 400 at the beach resort and more than 70 at Vikela Safari Lodge, which sits within an 18,000-hectare private reserve. It is about 30 minutes from King Shaka International Airport and 45 minutes from Durban. Construction created over 2,300 direct and indirect jobs and 600 permanent positions. Club Med Lifestyle Group operates 69 resorts across more than 40 countries on six continents and targe…

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

    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.

Sep 8Tue
Sep 7Mon
Sep 2Wed
  1. TripVivid

    Fosun International to spin off Club Med in HK IPO

    Recently, Fosun International's Club Med Lifestyle Group filed for a listing on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange. In 2025, Club Med was the world's largest all-inclusive resort brand by revenue, with revenue of €1.95 billion, gross profit of €590 million, and adjusted EBITDA of €390 million. Proceeds will be used to expand the global resort network and upgrade products.

Sep 1Tue
  2. Skift Feed

    Fosun Files for Club Med IPO in Hong Kong

    Club Med Lifestyle Group, controlled by China's Fosun International, has filed for a Hong Kong IPO to spin off the iconic all-inclusive resort brand into a publicly traded company while Fosun retains control. The group operates 69 resorts, generating roughly $2.3 billion in revenue last year (up 4.8%) and about $453 million in adjusted EBITDA. Despite a multi-year premium repositioning, financials suggest limited pricing power and occupancy stuck near 62% for three years. This is Fosun's second attempt at public markets for the brand, following a 2018 listing and a March 2025 privatization. Proceeds would fund expansion toward ~85 resorts by 2030, including asset-light 'cultural tourism com…

Aug 25Tue
Aug 13Thu
  1. China Tourism News

    Shenzhen 'Hollow Village' Transformed into Resort

    The Xiaoyin Cuiweiyang Resort in Honghualing Village, Maluan Mountain, Pingshan District, Shenzhen, opened on August 8. It transformed an abandoned ancient village, preserving Hakka architectural style, converting 23 old houses into 27 luxury rooms, and featuring intangible cultural heritage experience spaces.