Hospitality News

Eight decades in, the next chapter for BWH Hotels may be its most ambitious yet.

How do hotel brands stay relevant for 80 years?BWH Hotels' evolution from a single-brand operator to a diversified global portfolio offers lessons in adaptation, resilience...

The 98-room beachfront resort builds on the legacy of The Barai, which first opened as a wellness spa 20 years ago.

The Unbound Collection by Hyatt makes its Thailand debutThe Barai Hua Hin enters a new chapter under Hyatt, expanding to full-service beachfront retreat.

The 98.7m-tall property will sit within the Ayala Triangle Gardens.

Mandarin Oriental reopens in ManilaLuxury hotel to offer 275 keys in Makati when it opens late 2026.

The new gondolas offer 86 cabins, including four VIP options with tables for light dining, alongside two glass-floor cabin options.

A new gondola system is coming to Niseko VillageOut with the 1980s-built chairs, in with next-gen gondolas suited for all-weather conditions.

Rooms feature traditional Turkish hammams, as well as fireplaces and hot tubs.

Stunning new cave hotel opens in TurkeyElika Cave Suites Cappadocia offers 36 keys amongst rock-carved formations in the historic Ortahisar village.

The popular Timeless Kiss statue at The Peak.

Phu Quoc kisses goodbye to illegal tourism complexIconic kissing statue among the sites demolished due to multiple building violations.

Upcycled train cars turned suites at the InterContinental Khao Yai Resort.

Six retreats where you can have a wild timeFrom rainforests to remote frontiers, these stays put travellers at nature’s doorsteps.

Phase one includes the transformation of Akagera Game Lodge into SALT of Akagera.

The Lux Collective makes Rwanda debut with five resortsThe hospitality group will introduce its LUX and SALT brands across lakes, rainforests and safari destinations.

Discretionary spending power may be returning to midscale and economy segment travellers, with Hilton’s CEO Nassetta, characterising current US demand as “C-shaped”.

Has the K-shaped economy become a C-shaped one?Hilton CEO sees a 'C-shaped' travel economy emerging, with growth returning to economy and midscale segments.

Hilton Garden Inn Busan Gijang is part of a mixed-use development project.

Hilton to debut a Garden Inn in Busan's GijangThe new hotel will offer 111 keys along Busan’s fast-developing coastal precinct come 2028.