Articles tagged “moxy hotels”

Utah has always been a fine place to base a regional airline. But it's an unusual spot to build what is almost certainly going to be a nationwide carrier. But with technology, founder David Neeleman is betting that where an airline is headquartered no longer matters.

The nightlife industry has long been riddled with fly-by-night club closures and seedy venues. Now a handful of powerful hoteliers are changing that by launching new nightlife concepts — and parlaying them into higher room rates. Who says disco is dead?

Venues are enticing meeting planners with innovative and technology-driven flexible meeting spaces. Meeting planners have embraced these creative spaces but a major challenge remains: budget.

Hotels and dating apps: a match made for the digital age that shows how far hospitality is going to market experiences.

David Neeleman argues that the competition won't be able to touch his new airline, which likely won't be named Moxy, because it will be so different. Plenty of other airlines will have something to say about that.

If you really want a better understanding of today's hospitality industry, you've got to hear it from the owners first because, without them, all those brands would be nothing more than ideas.

The future of hotel design might be on a smaller scale, but Yabu Pushelberg knows the design aspirations and expectations will be even greater than they have been before.

Plenty of hotel companies have woken up to the benefits of offering good food and beverage options with an open and inviting lobby area. Even though Marriott is one of many in this space it does seem prudent to expand its own offering.

Moxy Hotels' irreverent new YouTube series is not just designed for 30-year-old women with boyfriend and fashion issues, probably. This lastest offering from Marriott's Content Studio, which is a bit edgy in parts, shows just how much the brand has evolved in the last few years.

Marriott sees huge white space in the European market for Moxy Hotels with room rates averaging under $100 and a focus on dynamic lobbies with multiple energy zones.