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Dubai’s Burj Al Arab will close for 18 months as Jumeirah begins the first major restoration in the hotel’s history. The project is designed to preserve one of the city’s most recognizable luxury landmarks while updating it for the next generation of high-end travel.
MSC Group is expanding its private-island strategy in the Bahamas with Sandy Cay, a new luxury retreat set to open in 2028. The project adds a more secluded layer to the company’s Ocean Cay model and shows how cruise lines are continuing to invest in controlled, high-value shore experiences.
Hyatt has delayed the reopening of several major all-inclusive resorts in Montego Bay and Rose Hall until early 2027, extending the recovery timeline for one of Jamaica’s most important tourism corridors. The decision keeps a large block of upscale room inventory offline for another year and underscores how storm recovery is increasingly being tied to broader repositioning.
The former Mandarin Oriental Miami has been demolished, ending a 26-year run on Brickell Key and clearing the site for a much larger luxury hotel and residential project. The implosion marks both a symbolic reset for the island and the start of a more ambitious, more controversial redevelopment phase.
BTS’s comeback tour is already reshaping hotel demand across multiple continents, with some cities seeing extraordinary jumps in forward bookings. The pattern shows how large-scale music travel is increasingly influencing accommodation markets well beyond the biggest global capitals.
Nikki Beach is bringing its resort and branded residences model to Marrakech with a new project set for 2028. The development signals how luxury lifestyle brands are broadening beyond beach destinations into cities that can combine wellness, real estate, and year-round leisure demand.
Wyndham launches a $20K Route 66 road trip campaign, inviting one grandparent–grandchild duo to document a cross-country journey.
Marriott’s planned joint venture with Lefay shows how quickly wellness is moving from hotel add-on to full brand strategy. By bringing a specialist Italian resort operator into its luxury portfolio, Marriott is betting that high-end travelers increasingly want health, longevity, and nature-led stays to define the trip itself.
Marriott International partners with Lefay to expand its presence in the fast-growing luxury wellness segment through a new global joint venture.
Orient Express has opened its second hotel, this time in Venice, as Accor continues to build the brand beyond trains and into a wider luxury travel platform. The new property adds another layer to a strategy that ties hotels, rail, and soon yachting into one premium identity.
Disney Cruise Line has revealed Disney Believe, its next ship set for 2027, as part of a broader fleet expansion strategy.
Room00 is planning a major European expansion with up to €420 million in investment, targeting key urban destinations across Spain, Italy, Portugal and the UK.
Airbnb has named the first 25 winners of its Best of British Fund, backing local tourism projects across the UK with new funding to support hospitality and regional growth.
Qatar is offering free hotel stays to international travelers stranded in the country due to flight disruptions linked to the Middle East conflict.
Hilton has launched a generative AI-powered travel planning tool designed to help guests discover hotels, compare properties, and organize stays through conversational search.