Picture the scene: an international guest is on your website, ready to book a room. But they’re staring at a total in your hotel’s local currency, and they don’t understand it. Confused, they hesitate. Some
If you’re an independent hotelier, you’ve likely played the game: tweak your rates based on the season, check out what your competitors are charging, analyze pacing, maybe throw in some gut instinct—and cross your fingers
Behind the reassuring headlines of strong bookings and stable occupancy rates, a deeper story is unfolding. Shifting traveler behavior, rising domestic demand and a growing need for adaptability in the face of political and economic
Mercure Hotel Khamis Mushait — Photo by Accor Mercure Hotel Khamis Mushait — Photo by Accor Mercure, a locally-inspired brand from Accor, announces the opening of Mercure Khamis Mushait in the Aseer region, under the
CNN — Hanoi’s Metropole Hotel sits imposingly on a corner in the city center, bright white with neat black shutters. As guests pull up in front of the French Colonial building, they are greeted by