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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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U.S. hotel industry not too enthused by the presidential candidate choices

Regulations and cuts have the hotel industry worried, whoever gets elected this November. But general hotel industry recovery depends on the economy holding up more than the election choice.

Skift | 12 years ago

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Pop-up hotels: they exist and they’re a big hit

Pop-up hotels offer a quick ROI with the ability to change location should instability sour a destination and the opportunity to tailor hotel themes to match special events.

Skift | 12 years ago

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Despite the crowded market, hotel search site Trivago readies U.S. push

If you haven't heard of Trivago yet, you will. The company is big in Europe, and would have to make some real noise at this relatively late stage to stand out in a crowded U.S. market.

Dennis Schaal, Skift | 12 years ago

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Hotel in-room iPads new mark of luxury, yet don’t get stolen

It's no surprise that people like iPads, but the survey conducted (by the same company that sells hotels their software) does use its admittedly small sampling to give early insight into how devices are being used at high-end properties.

Hugo Martin, Los Angeles Times | 12 years ago

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Most of the $5 million spent on hotel improvements this year went to lobby renovations

Spending is up again as rates and occupancy levels are the highest they’ve been in years, but the focus on lobby design means hotels are most concerned with their first impressions and brand identity.

Skift | 12 years ago

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TripAdvisor wins defamation suit over “Dirtiest Hotel” and Kwikchex

U.S. courts have steadfastly backed TripAdvisor and its user reviews on First Amendment grounds despite the undeniable fact that a portion of its reviews are fakes.

Dennis Schaal, Skift | 12 years ago

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Arizona ski resort covers mountains in snow made completely out of sewage

The resort touts its green efforts, skiers ponder the health risks, and local business prepare for a longer, busier tourist season in the weeks before world’s first sewage snow mountain opens.

Skift | 12 years ago

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The Tanzanian private island escape that may not be so private after all

Some questionable paperwork and recent rows with fisherman have put the very high-end resort on notice as Tanzanian officials are now trying to figure out who let the resort open on restricted land.

AllAfrica.com | 12 years ago

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The trendy new Paris hotel that won’t be open to Chinese tourists

Offensive as the Gillier's statement is, it's a testament to the growth and power of China's outbound tourism industry that he didn't say "ugly Americans" instead.

Henry Samuel, The Daily Telegraph | 12 years ago

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Hilton Hotels announces that it’s headed to Bangladesh for the first time

Bangladesh has had some success in leveraging natural resources to improve tourism -- one of the least developed sectors in the country -- as both Hilton and Starwood are opening hotels prior to 2016.

Skift | 12 years ago