Mandarin Oriental appoints Simone Biles as its first Global Wellness Ambassador, deepening its focus on holistic luxury wellbeing.
Hyatt will expand its World of Hyatt award chart from three to five redemption levels, increasing pricing flexibility while adding complexity for members.
S4BT strengthens its corporate hotel technology footprint with the acquisition of HotelHub, expanding scale, infrastructure and UK market presence.
IHG’s voco brand debuts its largest hotel in the Americas with a 419-room property in the heart of Times Square.
Trump International Hotel & Tower Gold Coast will rise 335 meters, becoming Australia’s tallest building and the brand’s first project in the country.
Marriott’s Autograph Collection has opened Mapito Safari Camp in Tanzania’s Serengeti, marking its first safari property in East Africa.
IHG unveils Noted Collection, a premium soft brand targeting upscale independent hotels with curated experiences and global distribution power.
Sandals Resorts has introduced its first semi-annual Caribbean sale, offering up to 65% off, resort credits and bonus free nights across its adults-only portfolio.
Thomas Pritzker has retired as executive chairman of Hyatt, citing his past association with Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell.
Just months after reopening from an eight-year, $2 billion renovation, the Waldorf Astoria New York is reportedly being prepared for sale by its Chinese owners.
Moon World Resorts is advancing plans to build a giant lunar-themed destination in up to 10 countries, combining hospitality, real estate and immersive entertainment.
Hilton sees 2026 shaping up stronger than 2025, driven by premium demand, major events and brand expansion despite softer U.S. performance in Q4.
Hyatt closed 2025 with strong momentum as its all-inclusive and luxury segments outperformed the broader market, reinforcing experience-led travel demand.
Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Atlantic City is investing $50 million in room upgrades, new restaurants, and property enhancements as part of its ongoing reinvestment strategy.
A prolonged U.S. government shutdown weighed on Marriott’s fourth-quarter results, but strong leisure and luxury demand helped offset the decline in business travel.