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Sep 23Wed
  1. TravelDaily China

    2026 China Hotel Group and Brand Development Report Analyses New Industry Landscape

    The 2026 China Hotel Group and Brand Development Report was jointly released by the China Hotel Association, Hong Kong Polytechnic University, Shanghai Yingdie Enterprise Management Consulting and Trip.com Group. As of 31 December 2025, China had 106,300 chain hotels with about 7.8318 million rooms, up 10.74% year on year, while the top 10 groups held a 59.38% room market share. Upscale brands led growth with a 14.96% room increase. The report also reviews the China brand portfolios of IHG, Marriott and Hilton, and notes dense capital-market and strategic consolidation activity among leading groups in 2025.

Sep 22Tue
  1. IHG Newsroom

    IHG Named Official Hotel Partner of Men's Rugby World Cup 2027

    IHG Hotels & Resorts announced it has been named Official Hotel Partner of Men's Rugby World Cup 2027. The tournament runs from 1 October to 13 November 2027 in Australia and will be the largest edition to date, with 24 teams playing 52 matches across seven host cities. IHG will use its hotel network and the IHG One Rewards platform, with over 160 million members, to welcome teams, officials and fans. IHG has existing ties with Rugby Australia, SANZAAR and Six Nations Rugby.

Sep 20Sun
  1. TravelDaily China

    Elong Brand Family Shifts from Scale-Driven to Product-Driven

    Tongcheng Travel's Elong Hotel Technology held its Elong brand family showcase in Shenzhen on September 16, presenting five brands: Elong International Hotel, Elong Hotel, Elong Anyue Hotel, Elong Yitang Hotel and Elong E-sports Hotel. The five core brands have signed over 500 properties and opened more than 250. The Elong Hotel 2.0 product cut construction cost from RMB 130,000 to 105,000 per unit and raised development efficiency by 30%. Four hotel PMS systems have integrated AI large models, lifting labor efficiency by 50%, while platform procurement cuts hotel purchasing costs by 30%.

  2. TravelDaily China

    Elong Brand Family Marks Five Years of Self-Incubated Quality Scale

    On September 16, 2026, Elong Hotel Technology held its Elong brand family showcase in Shenzhen. Five brands span high-end, upper-midscale, midscale and niche segments, with over 500 signed and more than 250 opened properties. Elong Hotel has nearly 200 signed and nearly 100 opened, with 2025 RevPAR 8.4% above the industry upper-midscale tier and OCC 4.9 percentage points ahead. Elong ranked 7th among domestic hotel groups and 17th globally in 2026. Overseas, nearly 20 properties are signed across seven countries.

Sep 18Fri
  1. Hotel Dive Feed

    Marriott appoints Chris Buckner as loyalty SVP

    Marriott International appointed Chris Buckner as senior vice president of loyalty, effective immediately. Buckner most recently served as executive vice president of product, loyalty and design at The Points Guy and previously held loyalty-related executive roles at PayPal and JetBlue. Marriott is expanding experiential loyalty offerings through sports, music, culinary and outdoor partnerships, including a recent NFL collaboration.

Sep 17Thu
  1. Skift Feed

    Dormakaba Buys Alliants as Hotel Locks Turn Into Software

    Swiss access-control giant Dormakaba has agreed to acquire Alliants, a UK-based hotel technology company behind digital keys, guest messaging, check-in, payments and concierge tools used by major hotel groups. Financial terms were not disclosed, and the deal is expected to close later in 2026 following regulatory approval. Alliants' latest reported annual revenue is less than half of 1% of the buyer's sales, underscoring a capability acquisition rather than a revenue acquisition. Dormakaba generated CHF 2.79 billion (about $3.4 billion) in revenue in the year through June 2026, with CHF 449 million (about $546 million) in adjusted EBITDA and a 16.1% margin.

  2. Hotel Dive Feed

    Marriott undergoes organizational changes to Customer Engagement Centers

    Marriott International confirmed a strategic review of its Customer Engagement Centers with organizational changes being implemented to better reflect how guests interact across channels. Marriott did not confirm whether the changes will result in layoffs or how many employees are affected, but said new roles will be posted and many affected associates are expected to apply and be selected. The changes come roughly a year after a subset of Marriott's CEC workforce was impacted by organizational changes, and after the company laid off more than 800 corporate employees in 2024.

  3. Agoda Newsroom

    Agoda Partners with Capella Hotel Group on Distribution

    Digital travel platform Agoda has partnered with luxury hospitality management company Capella Hotel Group, bringing all luxury and lifestyle properties under Capella Hotels and Resorts and Patina Hotels & Resorts onto the Agoda platform. Agoda says this opens Capella's award-winning portfolio to its global customer base. The article cites a Visa projection that Asia will account for nearly half of the world's new high-net-worth individuals by 2028; Agoda's 2026 Travel Outlook Report shows 31% of surveyed travellers prioritise culinary experiences and 25% cite cultural exploration as a key motivator. McKinsey projects Asia-Pacific luxury travel demand to grow about 8% annually.

Sep 16Wed
  1. Pinchain Tourism

    Huazhu Partners with Franchisees to Support Rural Schools in Yunnan

    Huazhu Group, together with the Shanghai Huazhu Social Welfare Foundation, held a "Yunnan Charity Tour," joining national franchisee representatives at Lawan Ethnic Primary School in Mouding County, Chuxiong Prefecture, Yunnan Province, donating sports equipment, teaching devices, and living facilities. Huazhu Group CEO Jin Hui attended the event. Last year, Huazhu invested 420,000 yuan to build the "Huazhu Love Shower Room" at Anle Central Primary School in the same county. As of 2025, Huazhu has delivered 16,625 online volunteer teaching courses to over 30 rural schools, benefiting 13,473 students and training 569 teachers.

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.

Aug 22Sat
  1. Meadin Research

    H1 2026 Hotel Group Financial Analysis: Growth Shifts to Cost Control

    According to Meadin Research, in H1 2026 international hotel groups saw revenue growth but mixed net profits; domestic leaders mostly grew revenue, but mature store RevPAR only slightly increased, with profit improvement relying more on cost control. Internationally, Marriott surpassed 10,000 operating hotels globally; domestically, managed franchising share rose to about 95%. The report indicates the industry's growth logic is shifting from scale expansion to operational efficiency and service capability.

Jul 1Wed
  1. PhocusWire All News

    AI debate continues: Will travel's biggest brands thrive or falter?

    At Phocuswright Europe 2026, Travelier CMO Mario Gavira and Magpie founder Christian Watts debated AI's impact on major travel brands. Gavira argued AI will reinforce rather than replace leading OTAs and hotel groups due to their tech stack, loyal customer base, and inventory advantages. Watts argued AI agents will erode these advantages by offering more personalized choices. Both agreed second-tier OTAs will face greater disruption.