hotel news

Eco Hotels and Resorts unveils ambitious expansion plan in 2026, targeting five new sustainable properties across India by mid-year. The eco-focused chain aims for 5,000 rooms and 55 crore rupees revenue by decade's end.

Eleven major hotel chains including Accor, Hilton, and Melia commit to halving hotel food waste by 2026, targeting buffet operations as part of UN climate sustainability goals.

Major hotel chains including Marriott, Hyatt, and IHG are rapidly converting existing properties into midscale brands to accelerate growth in expensive markets during 2026, avoiding costly new construction.

Hilton CEO Chris Nassetta projects optimistic hotel sector growth in 2026 despite geopolitical tensions in the Middle East and uncertain World Cup demand signals affecting global travel.

Hilton CEO Chris Nassetta champions aggressive hotel sector expansion in 2026 despite Middle East tensions and World Cup demand uncertainty clouding the outlook for global hospitality.

Remote hike-in lodges across America are experiencing unprecedented demand in 2026 as travelers seek authentic wilderness stays with luxury amenities. These backcountry retreats combine mountain adventure with surprising comfort.

Mews founder Richard Valtr reveals that data structure and operational design—not AI models—determine hospitality AI success. Most strategies fail before deployment in 2026.

Caesars Entertainment launches Harrah's Oklahoma, its first managed tribal gaming resort on Route 66 in 2026. The $200M complex near Chandler brings Las Vegas-style gaming and dining to the historic highway between Tulsa and Oklahoma City.

Half Moon's flagship Eclipse hotel reopens April 2, 2026 in Montego Bay after Hurricane Melissa repairs. The 57-room luxury property signals Jamaica's broader tourism recovery ahead of peak 2026 season.

H World Group, China's largest hotel operator, is expanding into unconventional destinations to capture the growing segment of adventurous Chinese travelers seeking authentic experiences beyond traditional markets in 2026.

Grand Nikko Bangkok Sathorn officially opened April 10, 2026, bringing Japanese luxury hospitality to Thailand's business district for the first time. The 34-storey Sathorn flagship features 405 rooms, residences, and omotenashi-inspired service.

UK Government convenes landmark hotel industry roundtable in 2026 to establish unified guest safety protocols. Ministers and major operators set to discuss new standards with potential sector-wide regulatory implications.