German fashion designer Karl Lagerfeld is accustomed to turning his creative hand to hotels; last year he redesigned the exterior… Read More »Karl Lagerfeld to design suites for the Hotel de Crillon
Generous tax breaks helped the Irish tourism industry to its best year since 2009. In its 2013 Year End Review,… Read More »Irish tourism industry benefits from tax breaks
Love to travel but hate airports? If yes, then you?re like most people. The word ?airport? just conjures up so… Read More »Airports 2.0: Visioning an airport experience that works for travelers, vendors and airport owners
Space in a hotel is at a premium, and rooms that don?t generate revenue often get the short end of… Read More »Healthy renovations for fitness centers
Marriott International, Inc.?and G Holdings today announced the opening of an iconic addition to the New York City skyline, a… Read More »Marriott opens north America’s tallest hotel in New York City
Driftwood Hospitality Management?has brought on a new CFO, the company said Wednesday. Mark Odom, an 18-year veteran of the hospitality… Read More »Driftwood Hospitality names new CFO
Jason Kycek has been appointed Director of Sales and Marketing for Capella Marigot Bay, Saint Lucia formerly known as Discovery… Read More »Capella Marigot Bay, Saint Lucia names Jason Kycek, Director of Sales and Marketing
Hilton Campus, consisting of a Hilton Garden Inn and a Homewood Suites by Hilton, is pleased to announce the hiring… Read More »Kimmy Vandervelde, Terri Ann Miller join sales team for California?s Hilton Campus San Diego
Leveraging key industry connections in the nation’s capital and abroad, Georgetown University School of Continuing Studies (SCS) has launched a… Read More »New Master’s in Hospitality Management
Fodor’s Travel directs us to 25 “can’t miss” places based on criteria that include “buzziness.” This year’s World Cup host,… Read More »Top travel destinations for 2014
?The travel industry is large and fairly byzantine,? said Mark Rabe, the president and chief executive of Sojern. ?But we?ve… Read More »Travel trends and the year ahead
The?$320 million?tallest single-use hotel in?North America?is located at 1717 Broadway. Built and owned by G Holdings and managed by Interstate… Read More »Marriott opens dual branded property in New York City
Though there are still concerns about whether Istanbul is?safe for travelers, you wouldn’t know it from the number of newly-opened… Read More »The new Hilton Istanbul Bomonti: The city’s largest hotel ever
While hotel rates in the U.S. are on an upswing, buoyed by healthy demand and contained supply, the same cannot… Read More »Hotel rates climb up in Europe and US, turns south in Asia
Marriott International, Inc.?MAR?+0.43%today announced it has sold the London EDITION, and signed binding agreements for the sale of two other… Read More »Marriott Sells London EDITION; Executes Agreements for Sale of Miami EDITION and New York EDITION
Wizz Air, the largest low-cost airline in Central and Eastern Europe, announced that it carried 13.5 million passengers in 2013,… Read More »Wizz Air carried 13.5 million passengers – 12% growth in 2013
The Omni Mount Washington Resort has appointed Laurent G?roli as executive chef. Arriving in Bretton Woods, N.H., with past experience… Read More »Laurent G?roli appointed as Executive Chef in the Omni Mount Washington Resort in Bretton Woods
The annual travel survey by the Travel Leaders Group found European river cruises to be the single hottest travel trend.… Read More »River cruises, Peru and other travel trends for 2014
There’s a sight in?Las Vegas?not seen in a long time. Construction crews. The Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority reports… Read More »Something new that happens in Vegas: Investment
Iran’s tourism industry is booming, with more foreign travelers visiting the country than ever before. So much so that Iran’s… Read More »Iran to attract 10 million foreign tourists every year
