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Budget cuts slash Jakarta hotel occupancy, pushing hospitality sector toward layoffs and losses.

When Jakarta’s empty rooms mean empty pocketsJakarta hotels brace for layoffs as budget cuts slash occupancy.

The Premium Deluxe Room offers 38 square metres of space with modern amenities, a sofa, rain shower, and views of the sea or city.

Marriott expands in Thailand with new seaside stayThe 289-key Pattaya Marriott Resort and Spa offers beachfront stays with dining, pools, spa, kids’ club and meeting spaces.

Unlock the secrets to fabulous family summers

Unlock the secrets to fabulous family summersTravelling as a family can often be a stressful affair for both parents and children, especially should a combination of...

Hard Rock Hotel

Hard Rock heading to Mainland China this summerMainland China's first Hard Rock Hotel will open this summer in Shenzhen, and will feature a rooftop restaurant and pool and...

The Aguila machine can serve Cappuccino ideal for a great start to the day, to the Iced Macchiato for a refreshing break.

Moxy serves up premium coffee

From left: Chris Hartley, CEO, Global Hotel Alliance Simon Naudi, managing director & group CEO of Corinthia Group; Barbara Muckermann, group CEO of Kempinski Hotels; Choe Peng Sum, CEO of Pan Pacific Hotels Group; Dillip Rajakarier, Group CEO of Minor Hotels

Hotel chiefs toast travel boomAsian markets lead travel growth as GHA leaders report strong global Q1 performance.

As traveller expectations evolve, hospitality’s next frontier is less about opulence and more about authenticity and locally rooted experiences, according to hotel groups like Minor and Dusit at Skift Asia Forum 2025.

Experiential luxury now takes a different form in SE AsiaHow two Thailand-based hospitality companies are meeting evolving guest preferences head-on.

Fairfield by Marriott features 166 rooms, five meeting venues, a restaurant, lobby bar, fitness centre, outdoor pool, kids’ pool, and wedding event spaces.

Fairfield by Marriott lands near Bali airportFairfield by Marriott opens its eighth Indonesia property with 166 rooms and meeting facilities.

Over 65% of future hotel rooms by global brands in Asia Pacific are planned for China, focusing on affordable midscale and upper midscale offerings

The big chains are dominating Asia’s hotel pipeline74% of rooms opening between now and 2030 in the region will belong to a major hotel chain.

Hilton Takayama Resort will feature 283 rooms, new suite categories, an executive lounge, and fitness centre, blending nature-inspired design with modern amenities.

Hilton heads to the Japanese AlpsNew hotel in Takayama, Gifu Prefecture is set to open in autumn 2026.