Hotel news this week has been dominated by Starwood Hotels & Resorts Worldwide’s admission that it is looking at what to do with the company.
The report published by InterContinental Hotels Group reveals the scale of the opportunity for global travel destinations to benefit from shifting patterns in Chinese travel.
Marriott Hotels in the UK has asked five tribe leaders of millennial to envision the guest rooms of the future. Marriott will take inspiration from the designs in the future.
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As the traditional office undergoes a global demise, hotels are starting to change their function to accommodate the new wave of mobile workers.
Futurist Dr Graeme Codrington claims the key word for the travel industry today is "uncertainty ", and that no one knows what is going to happen next.
12 architects have been shortlisted in a competition to design the budget hotel room of the future.
For too long revenue managers have focused on optimizing rooms revenue instead of total guest spend, which might include golf, spa or food and beverage, said Bonnie Buckhiester, president of Buckhiester Management.
The report combines the views of experts and travellers from around the world and reveals a future where technological innovation will alleviate the stress of travel, while at the same time providing a richer travel experience.