Hotel Industry News

MGE has entered into a multi-year agreement with JC Hospitality to operate the 60,000-square foot gaming space at the soon to be Virgin Hotels Las Vegas, part of Curio Collection by Hilton, contingent on the successful completion of construction and pending MGE's regulatory approval by the Nevada Gaming Commission. continue reading →

Banyan Investment Group today announced that the company completed the acquisition of the 101-room Hotel Indigo Tuscaloosa Downtown in Ala. continue reading →

The 125-suite hotel, located at 2660 South Central Expressway, will operate as a Marriott franchise, owned and managed by Atlantic Hotels Group of Dallas, Texas. continue reading →

Mandarin Oriental Hotel Group has announced that it will manage a luxury hotel in Nanjing, the capital of Jiangsu Province in China, scheduled to open in 2022. continue reading →

New 280-room Hilton Phnom Penh will be located in the Cambodian capital’s central business district continue reading →

Located near the University of South Carolina, Hilton Garden Inn and Home2 Suites by Hilton together welcome guests visiting South Carolina’s capital city continue reading →

All is not calm in travel. Margins diminish, the alternative lodging tornado rips through traditional suppliers, the parity nightmare grinds on and there are calls that traditional loyalty is dead. But it’s not all doom and gloom. Attend EyeforTravel’s upcoming Revenue Optimization & Growth Summit (Amsterdam, Nov 26-27), and find out how you can build strategies to win direct bookings, deliver dynamic pricing, accomplish personalized experiences and acquire loyalty – ensuring your company thrives in 2020! continue reading →

Facing impending trial, Le Merigot hotel signs settlement agreement continue reading →

Summer Bike and Winter Ski Experiences, Groups Events, Seasonal Staff, and Corporate Events, Maestro Brings It All Together Under One System and, 'It Is easy to use and learn so SilverStar can get new hires using the system with confidence quickly.' continue reading →

Coastal markets in Florida, Georgia and South Carolina reported steep demand declines between 30 August and 5 September in response to the threat of Hurricane Dorian. continue reading →