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Neither Blackstone nor the prospective buyer will confirm the information, but the sale is in line with the hotel group’s current efforts to restructure its luxury hotels unit out of debt.

Norwegian’s city-specific designs give the cruise company an extra boost of publicity and the ships’ dual purposes as cultural icons when docked in their home ports.

The mark of luxury and modernity in the hotel industry today is in technology and touchscreens, which the business hotel focused on during its $30 million renovation to allure young leisure travelers.

Miami Beach's big challenge is a mix of matching the dream of a Miami escape and a large labor pool that makes it difficult to retain talent in the hospitality industry.

There’s no room for new hotels in Miami, but that won’t stop hoteliers from seizing the opportunity to make a profit off a recent boom in tourism. These hotel facelifts will continue to drive room rates in the city.

The Norwegian Getaway won’t set sail from its Miami homeport until February 2014, but early bookers receive a great deal if they’re ready for the commitment.

Construction may have be prompted by the shipyard rather than an overzealous cruise line as the ship building business is low on demand and willing to cut attractive deals to garner work.

Hotel owners that spent significant amounts of money prior to the economic downturn in 2008 aren't seeing the numbers that they hoped they would and they're pointing a finger at management teams for not making their revenue dreams come true.

The new Norwegian sisters will be making a big entrance in their respective docks; the Norwegian Breakaway will be the largest ship docked in New York when it arrives next May.

Behind-the-scenes life in an American airport in this paranoid world, how could it not be fascinating?