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Hotel News

Extensive coverage of news stories specifically curated for travel industry professionals seeking to stay informed about the latest developments, trends, and opportunities in the global hotel sector. The archive provides a comprehensive overview of the industry, covering various aspects of hotel management, operations, guest experience, and marketing. In-depth analysis and expert opinions are presented by Skift editors and contributors, examining the challenges and opportunities faced by hoteliers in different regions and market segments. The archive also highlights the influence of global events, regulations, and changing traveler preferences on the industry.

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Infographic: What Obama’s win last night means to the hotel industry

After months of uncertainty, hotels (and other businesses) can breathe a sigh of relief knowing that nothing radical -- well, except for something like Airbnb -- will change their industry over the next four years.

Samantha Shankman, Skift | 12 years ago

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Who has almost half a billion dollars to sink into a New York hotel landmark?

Despite the Barclay's iconic status, IHG sees the real value in its properties to be on the management side rather than real estate business.

Nathalie Thomas, The Daily Telegraph | 12 years ago

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Accor to move away its portfolio from Europe, “unlimited” capital to expand into Asia

Diversifying away from Europe is the way to go for Accor, and its brands are known in Asia and Middle East, more so than say United States. It sold off Motel 6 earlier this year in U.S. and looking for more mid-scale and upscale brands there.

Skift | 12 years ago

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InterContinental Hotels Group gets solid earnings in U.S. to drive profit this quarter

Despite strong prospects in China and other parts of Asia, the hotel giant still sees a disproportionate chunk of its profit coming out of the Americas.

Dalia Fahmy and Neil Callanan, Bloomberg | 12 years ago

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A look at secret tech lab that’s turning Peninsula Hotels into a connected travelers’ dream

Peninsula Hotel stays on the cutting edge of hotel technology with its in-house team of engineers by integrating tech into every aspect of the hotel experience from automated privacy signs to touch-screen walls. Why they're using Samsung tablets is a mystery.

Skift | 12 years ago

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Company behind Dubai’s Taj Mahal replica says it is now negotiating with hotel operators

When it comes to the the fabulously wealthy developers, one thing you can count on is that they would rather produced a gold-plated copycat than come up with something new and original.

HotelierMiddleEast.com | 12 years ago

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Is Candlewood Suites’ “honor system” for guests the way of the future for hotel industry?

The system works well in extended-stays where people are staying long term and increasingly looking for more home-like amenities.

Skift | 12 years ago

Business Travel

The upturn in the U.S. hotel industry is bad news for travel managers

Hotels in major business-travel markets are ready to start clawing their way back from years of stagnation and price drops.

Skift | 12 years ago

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U.S. government will help foot hotel bill for nearly 34,000 people displaced by Sandy

Citizens will be placed in hotel rooms near their homes, which will present some particular challenges as the New York market is one of the more challenging in the nation.

Susan Cornwell, Reuters | 12 years ago

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Trend Alert: Luxury car brands make inroads in Asian hotel industry

Asian travelers are seeking out the luxury brands they recognize in all aspects of travel, and the hotel industry offers an exceptional opportunity to expand a brand and connect with consumers.

Samantha Shankman, Skift | 12 years ago