Asia Pacific Hotel News

Analysts at Lodging Econometrics (LE) report that at the end of the third quarter of 2019, China’s total construction pipeline has grown to 3,380 projects/628,972 rooms. continue reading →

Did you know that the hospitality industry, and hotels in general, experience some of the highest levels of employee turnover? In fact, in the hotel & motel industry alone, the employee turnover rate is as high as 73.8%! continue reading →

Azerai Ke Ga Bay, a luxurious and secluded oceanfront retreat in southeastern Vietnam, is set to launch in early 2020 as the third property in Azerai Resorts' growing portfolio. continue reading →

Rohit Kapoor, CEO, New Real Estate businesses appointed as CEO, India & South Asia for OYO Hotels & Homes continue reading →

Simon Barnett has been appointed Hotel Manager, Four Seasons Hotel Singapore. Bringing with him more than 25 years' varied experience, hospitality expertise and passion to the role, he was most recently Hotel Manager at Four Seasons Hotel Sydney. continue reading →

There is no doubt that the hospitality industry emphasizes personalization and a positive customer experience. Though there are many unmanned hotels in airports and cities around the globe, the majority of travelers prefer a human-to-human experience at the time of check-in, and whenever they need to request services or changes to their reservations. And that is only one part of the world of hotel operations. continue reading →

Anantara Hotels, Resorts & Spas is entering the Malaysian luxury hospitality sector with the debut of the Anantara Desaru Coast Resort & Villas property, scheduled to open on 1 December 2019. continue reading →

Accor opens the $80 million new-build Novotel Christchurch Airport hotel. continue reading →

While you might feel you have heard about automated learning in the past, there are constant innovations appearing, and only recently has one firm announced the use of its ACE or Automated Coaching Engine, which helps potential clients make the most well-informed buying decision possible. continue reading →

The hotel is KARAKSA HOTELS’ eighth property in Japan and its fifth in the Kansai area. The largest of the karaksa hotels, it stands 24 stories tall and has 396 guest rooms. continue reading →