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Hotels & StaysSunset Hospitality unveils new luxury hotel in Albania
Hotels & StaysIHCL signs 125-key Gateway hotel in Sambalpur, Odisha
Hotels & StaysSaudi Arabia changes hotel, holiday home, travel agency and tour guide licensing rules
Hotels & StaysSkift Global Forum Preview: Accor CEO on Why Data is Essential, but Instinct Matters Most
Accor CEO Sébastien Bazin shares what drives his decisions at scale for one of the world's largest hotel groups. He calls data essential, but says it should feed instinct rather than overrule it, a claim worth testing at Skift Global Forum.
Hotels & StaysAnantara Siam Bangkok Invests THB 1.6 Billion to Reimagine a Luxury Hospitality Icon
Hotels & StaysYour hotel website stopped being how she finds you. It became how she checks you.
Hotels & StaysDisney World introduces package deals for 2027
Hotels & StaysGoogle’s New Hotel Search in Europe: What it Looks Like Now
Google’s new user interface is meant to help the company avoid fines from EU regulators.
Hotels & StaysMinisters face backlash from hospitality industry over ‘tourist tax’ plans
Many mayors welcome power to impose tourist tax but industry warns of ‘irreparable harm’ and job losses Ministers are facing a backlash from the hospitality industry after they announced mayors in England would be given sweeping powers to levy taxes on holiday accommodation such as hotels and Airbnbs. The plan, unveiled on Thursday by Angela Rayner, the local government secretary, will allow mayors to impose a “tourist tax” without a cap on how much they can charge and with few controls on how they can spend it. Continue reading...
Hotels & StaysMinisters face backlash from industry over plans to allow mayors to impose ‘tourist tax’
Many mayors welcome power to impose tourist tax but industry warns of ‘irreparable harm’ and job losses Ministers are facing a backlash from the hospitality industry after they announced mayors in England would be given sweeping powers to levy taxes on holiday accommodation such as hotels and Airbnbs. The plan, unveiled on Thursday by Angela Rayner, the local government secretary, will allow mayors to impose a “tourist tax” without a cap on how much they can charge and with few controls on how they can spend it. Continue reading...
Hotels & StaysHotels Have Focused on Coral Restoration — Palladium Is Betting on Seagrass Too
Coastal hotels rely on clear water and white beaches to fill rooms, but Palladium’s conservation work protecting them is still funded by its foundation rather than operating budget.
Hotels & StaysBorn into hospitality, built for leadership: Carina Chorengel's Hyatt story
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