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Sep 24Thu
  1. TravelDaily China

    Jiangmen Lingnan No.5 Hotel Opens as Lingnan No.5 Brand Enters the Qiaoxiang Market

    Jiangmen Lingnan No.5 Hotel officially opened in September 2026, jointly developed by Jiangmen Culture, Tourism and Transport Group and Lingnan Hotels Management Group. Located at No.2 Dizhong Road in the Changdi historic district beside the Jiangmen waterway, the hotel occupies a 1960s building whose Soviet-style structure was retained with an added single-storey arcade. It offers 15 rooms named after Maolong brush calligraphy motifs, plus the Wuhau Zhenwei restaurant, Baisha book bar and No.5 Coffee. It is about 15 minutes' drive from Jiangmen East Station and 25 minutes from Jiangmen Station, with access to Guangzhou and Shenzhen via intercity and high-speed rail.

Sep 21Mon
  1. Meadin Research

    Meadin Research Releases August 2026 Global Hotel Brand Communication Report for Greater China

    Meadin Research released its August 2026 Global Hotel Brand Communication Report for Greater China. The TOP10 index averaged 500.29, TOP100 266.153, and TOP200 214.312. IHG occupied four of the top five spots, with Holiday Inn posting 12.65% month-on-month index growth, the highest among top ten brands. Market trends show extended-stay demand surging: Fliggy's domestic hotel room nights grew 66% year-on-year, while Ctrip's share of guests staying 2+ nights rose from 38% to 64%. Upscale hotel orders in county towns reached 23% share, and booking demand near universities grew significantly in late August.

Sep 18Fri
  1. TravelDaily China

    Sunmei and Accor Sign Two More Brands for China

    On 17 September 2026, Sunmei Hotels Group and Accor held a launch event in Qingdao to bring Accor's midscale lifestyle brand JO&JOE and midscale light-resort brand greet by Accor into the China market, with Sunmei fully responsible for development, pre-opening and operations management in China. The four-year strategic partnership now covers a four-brand matrix, with the combined store count of the four partner brands expected to exceed 70 this year. greet by Accor is expected to expand to 50 stores in mainland China by the end of this year.

Sep 15Tue
  1. 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.

Aug 26Wed
  1. Skift Feed

    Why Every Boutique Hotel Founder Eventually Sells

    The article uses Sharan Pasricha's two ventures—Ennismore (controlled by Accor, valued at $3.4B–$5.8B) and Estelle Community—to illustrate the dilemma facing boutique hotel founders: scale with external capital and lose control, or stay independent by owning real estate. Recent deals (Hilton–Graduate, Hilton–Sydell/NoMad, Hyatt–Standard, Seibu Prince–Ace, Marriott–citizenM) all follow the pattern where global flags buy the brand and contracts while founders keep the buildings. Independent hotels face 15–25% OTA commissions versus loyalty-driven distribution of majors. Survivors like Firmdale, Peninsula, Oberoi, Oetker, and Hoshino share patient capital and owned real estate. The key questio…

Aug 17Mon
Aug 14Fri
  1. Skift Feed

    The State of Travel Is Getting Harder to Control

    In this Skift podcast, Sarah Kopit and Seth Borko discuss the creator economy's impact on hotel brands and Skift Research's State of Travel 2026 report. The Aman controversy highlights the need for hotels to adopt new strategies for independent reviewers. The Travel Stack framework maps changes across consumers, commerce, operations, and experiences.

Aug 4Tue
  1. Hospitality Technology

    The Hidden Challenge of Hotel Brand Standards Isn't Writing Them. It's Executing Them.

    The article argues that the real challenge of hotel brand standards is execution, not writing them. Many hotel chains rely on periodic audits to catch operational drift, often too late. Standards are scattered across manuals, regional slide decks, and staff memories, leading to inconsistent execution. The article proposes a 'Consistency Loop' with five disciplines: define, distribute, deliver, diagnose, and develop. It cites Radisson Hotel Group using Yipy's system to manage standards across brands, regions, and properties.

Jul 20Mon