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Hilton to Add Peloton Bikes to Hotels in Germany, Canada, and Britain by July

Hilton Worldwide said on Wednesday it was expanding its partnership with connected fitness-equipment maker Peloton to add its bikes to hotels in three new overseas markets: Germany, Britain, and "participating properties" in Canada. Hilton had already added at least one Peloton bike to each of its 5,400 U.S.-based hotels by last December. Hilton sees partnerships…

Hotels

Hotels Need a Wellness Strategy That Makes Long-Term Sense

Investment analysts are looking at how hotels can profit from emerging consumer interest in wellness and wellness' evolution into a broader concept of well-being.

Hotels Need a Wellness Strategy That Makes Long-Term Sense

Hotels

Hilton Will Feature Peloton Bikes in U.S. Hotels

The partnership with Hilton is a major step in Peloton's quest to reverse struggles that have included a downturn in sales of its signature products. For Hilton, it's the chance to revive same-old, same-old gyms.

Hilton Will Feature Peloton Bikes in U.S. Hotels

Luxury

Which Brand Will Win the Holiday Wearable Battle?

After Peloton’s advertising fiasco, other fitness technology brands will likely step it up this season and market themselves as the “It” holiday gift. And because wearables cost so much less than a Peloton bike — even for the top-of-the-line Apple Watch — chances are they’ll see a surge in seasonal sales.

Which Brand Will Win the Holiday Wearable Battle?

Business Travel

SoulCycle’s Move Into Retreats Will Test Loyalty of Its Spin Fanatics

Considering SoulCycle is a fitness company, it’s not outlandish to think it would want to get into the wellness retreat business. Whether it will actually earn enough of a profit from the trips to make it worth its while is another story.

SoulCycle’s Move Into Retreats Will Test Loyalty of Its Spin Fanatics

Luxury

Peloton’s IPO Shows There May Be Trouble Ahead

Peloton had been sitting on quite a pedestal of late — with its loyal fan base willing to pay a premium price for its bikes and streaming service. But after the less-than-stellar IPO performance and a recent lawsuit, cracks at the company may be starting to appear.

Peloton’s IPO Shows There May Be Trouble Ahead