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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 21Mon
  1. Skift Feed

    Ras Al Khaimah Targets 80% Premium Hotel Inventory by 2030

    Phillipa Harrison, CEO of the Ras Al Khaimah Tourism Development Authority, said the destination plans to shift from a value proposition to a premium one: only about 13.3% of current hotel inventory is luxury five-star, and by 2030 80% of keys are to be premium. This year adds the 258-key Rotana Ras Al Khaimah — The Mangroves; next year adds the 70-key Saij Mountain Lodge by Mantis plus the Wynn Al Marjan Island casino resort; the following year brings international names including Nobu, Janu, Fairmont, W Hotels, The Unexpected and Four Seasons. The 1,530-key Wynn property, now expected in September 2027 rather than the original Q1 2027 target, is the largest single pipeline addition. RAKTD…

Sep 17Thu
  1. Hilton Stories RSS

    NoMad Singapore Opens for Reservations, Set to Open Late 2026

    NoMad Singapore, the brand's first property in Asia Pacific, is now accepting reservations ahead of its late 2026 opening. Located on Orchard Road, designed by WOHA with interiors by Kevin Klein Design, it spans 10,225 square metres and features 173 guest rooms including 25 suites across 12 levels. Developed with UOL Group, the project reimagines the former Faber House with a 14-story waterfall and vertical façade. The hotel will display more than 1,860 artworks, 90% by Singapore-based artists, and partners with ART:DIS to support artists with disabilities.

Sep 8Tue
  1. 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.

Aug 29Sat
  1. Skift Feed

    How SingleThread Is Growing Without Copying Itself

    SingleThread, the acclaimed Healdsburg farm-restaurant-inn, is expanding through culture transfer rather than concept replication. Its Kyoto venture SoNoMa by SingleThread and the upcoming The Selvedge illustrate this model. Co-owner Tony Greenberg emphasizes 'growing' over 'scaling,' moving people who have absorbed the ethos to create elegant translations rather than copies. The strategy includes integrated team operations, all-inclusive pricing, a widened price range, and extending guest relationships through products and a book.

Aug 18Tue
  1. Hotel Dive Feed

    Plans advance for a proposed JW Marriott hotel in downtown Phoenix

    Developer LaPour Partners is advancing plans to convert a 19-story office tower in downtown Phoenix into a 340-room JW Marriott. The proposed JW Marriott Downtown Phoenix at the mixed-use Arizona Center will feature a resort-style pool, outdoor event venues, food and beverage concepts, a fitness center, and 15,000 square feet of meeting space. The project aims to address demand for luxury hotels and benefits from demand drivers including the Phoenix Convention Center and Arizona State University Downtown Phoenix campus.

Aug 17Mon
Aug 14Fri
  1. Skift Feed

    How The Boca Raton Fared After Dropping the Waldorf Astoria Name

    The Boca Raton, a 200-acre Florida resort owned by BDT & MSD Partners, removed its Waldorf Astoria flag in 2021 and rebuilt demand generation, technology, and operating expertise in-house. With roughly $450 million in renovations and about 200 added rooms, the resort shifted from group-heavy business to high-income leisure travelers, pushing average daily rate to about $980 from ~$390 pre-pandemic. Private members' club revenue grew to $92 million, 21% of total revenue.

Aug 7Fri
  1. Hospitality Technology

    Three trends defining the deluxe guest experience

    David Goldstone, President of Hospitality at Enseo, writes that today's travelers judge hotel technology by how seamlessly it operates, demanding personalized media hubs, flawless connectivity, and effortless service. Three trends: guestrooms as entertainment hubs, high-performance connectivity as a luxury baseline, and frictionless service interactions. Hotels must leverage technology to enhance guest experience.

Jul 31Fri