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Hilton is following the money, not the hype, even if that means telling eager owners in some markets that their “cool” lifestyle hotel can’t beat a dependable DoubleTree.

The demand for air travel in India is growing at an unprecedented rate, but the aviation industry is still not out of the woods. Unless airlines expand internationally to gain more forex, they might continue to face losses.

Brookfield Hotel Properties has bought the Sheraton Phoenix Downtown, a 1,003-room convention center hotel. Plus more hotel deal and development news.

Banyan Group will soon hold the opening of its 100th hotel. Marriott is entering Laos. Plus, more hotel deal and development news.

In court filings, Marriott claims that Sonder sought up to $50 million in emergency funding while allegedly threatening to strand thousands of guests unless Marriott paid up.

This power user of AI feels that the next wave of innovation will come from making meetings more human.

Leisure travelers want comfort, flexibility, and digital ease while staying within budget. This shift creates a major opening for Allegiant, and Greg Anderson sees it as the start of a high-value growth cycle for the airline.

Hilton is undergoing its biggest loyalty overhaul in years, placing the company deeper into a race to keep travelers in the fold.

Trade shows have long relied on floor space as their financial backbone, but that foundation is changing faster than most executives admit. A new framework provides a consistent way to quantify that shift.

Growing scrutiny and increased expectations are forcing event organizers to go beyond token gestures and embed sustainability in every aspect of event design. TED has responded with a measurable, verifiable, and deeply integrated climate action plan.

With rising costs and tighter budgets, Choice Hotels International offers smart solutions for planners to maximize their spend and enhance the guest experience. The company’s expansive portfolio includes over 7,500 properties across 22 brands, offering the breadth, flexibility, and support that today’s planners expect, regardless of the event’s budget or size.

Chinese travelers are going longer, farther, and a little off-script. Trip.com’s “3 Ls” may sound like marketing code, but it's clear that long-haul is back, and Europe’s cashing in.