Hospitality News

Phuket's luxury hotels face pressure from weaker demand and growing supply.

Phuket's luxury hotel market feels the squeezeLuxury hotels on the Thai island struggled as guest numbers fell and new rooms entered the market.

As part of a strategic partnership with Sun Group, Ascott will manage four new properties spanning the Ascott, lyf and Harris brands, alongside the debut of The Crest Collection in South Vietnam.

Ascott shifts into high gear in VietnamNine new signings across key cities and coastal destinations will give travellers more accommodation options from 2028.

Palladium has inked agreements for two hotels in Vietnam. Featured: L'Alya Ninh Van Bay will be redeveloped as Bless L’Ayla Ninh Van Bay.

Spanish hotel group launches into Southeast AsiaPalladium hunkers down in Ho Chi Minh City ahead of Southeast Asia expansion.

Kimpton Suntaya Bali Ubud is located a short walk from Ubud’s landmarks.

IHG to open first Kimpton in IndonesiaThe 101-room luxury lifestyle property is set to open in Ubud, Bali later this year.

The Enclave includes more rooms, a new all-suite hotel tower, a theatre and entertainment centre.

Wynn scores a major win in MacaoUS$900 million investment will deliver a new mixed-use hospitality and entertainment complex.

Four Points by Sheraton Singapore, Jurong.

Four Points by Sheraton checks into Singapore's future second CBDThe 557-room property becomes the first major hotel to anchor Singapore's emerging business district in the west.

Hotel developers eye opportunities presented by sports stadiums, such as in Saudi Arabia, where luxury hotels are being integrated into new and existing sports stadiums.

After the whistle: What next for the World Cup?Hotel and sport venue developers eye a world beyond the football field.

Coliwoo Resort Changi opens end July 2026.

Singapore gets its first resort-style co-living hotelFormer state-owned chalet transforms into the 380-key Coliwoo Resort Changi for long-stay guests, airline crew and leisure...

Six communal social spaces encourage guests to work, relax and socialise, with heritage-inspired artwork woven throughout the property to reflect Chinatown's history and culture.

Singapore Chinatown's newest stay comes with local tipsNew lyf Chinatown Singapore pairs accommodation with heritage walks, local tips and neighbourhood experiences.

A spokesperson for Oriental Land attributed the move to rising labour and administrative costs.

Think Tokyo Disney is expensive now? It's about to cost morePeak day visits to the theme park will go up to US$76 from October 2026.