Hospitality News

An Australian family narrowly escaped the fire at Villa Amasya, thanks to quick actions by security and local staff.

How tourists escaped terrifying villa fire in BaliVilla staff praised for efforts to save guests from the massive fire.

The hotel's Hamamatsucho location provides easy access to major business hubs, the Shinkansen bullet train, and airports.

Raffles is going to Tokyo for the first time ever in 2028Raffles' first Tokyo hotel is set to open in 2028, part of the World Trade Center redevelopment in the Hamamatsucho district.

Guests at Mandarin Oriental, Bali will enjoy infinity pools, cliff-edge dining, and wellness experiences set into the dramatic cliffside.

Mandarin Oriental announces luxury cliffhanger in BaliThe Mandarin Oriental, Bali is opening in 2027 with 100 suites and villas perched on an oceanside cliff.

Should Hyatt acquire Standard International, the hotel chain would incorporate properties in key locations such as Singapore, Bangkok, Maldives, Melbourne and London.

Rumour has it that Hyatt is buying The StandardSources say that Hyatt Hotels is in final negotiations to acquire Standard International to expand its luxury portfolio.

The Sofitel Philippine Plaza Manila has shut down after 48 years of hosting VIPs like Madeleine Albright, Francoise Hollande, Richard Branson and Ed Sheeran.

Why did the iconic Sofitel Manila shut down?The Sofitel Philippine Plaza Manila has long been haunted by safety issues.

Ascott's collaboration with Chelsea FC aims to enhance global visibility and attract more customers by managing stadium hotels and offering exclusive experiences for loyalty members.

Ascott scores big in Europe with Chelsea Football ClubAscott expands in Europe with six new properties and a partnership with Chelsea FC.

Among the 390 SLH properties newly added to Hilton's portfolio is the Grove of Narberth in the UK, a luxury country house hotel nestled in Pembrokeshire's countryside.

Hilton now has 400 more luxury hotels to choose fromHilton expands luxury options with 390 boutique hotels worldwide through partnership with SLH.

Travel companies need to attract the younger generation of travellers, as they will comprise 80% of luxury travellers in six years.

Luxury travel is being taken over by the young and richBy 2030, 80% of luxury travellers will be the Millennials, Gen Zs and Gen Alphas.

Since 2023, Lotte Hotel Busan’s outdoor swimming pool is only exclusively open for adults after sunset.

Hotels in South Korea are banning kidsNo-kid zones gaining popularity in South Korean hotels among travellers seeking peace.

Over 70% of affluent travellers surveyed across six countries in Asia prefer to travel with family or friends.

How luxury travel is changing in AsiaMarriott reveals affluent travellers in Asia are spending more, focusing on culinary experiences, and prioritising...