A Timeless Riviera Icon Returns: Como Le Beauvallon
Le Beauvallon — built in 1914, closed in 2008 for a meticulous restoration, and reopened in 2015 as an exclusive-use private estate — is returning to its roots as an iconic hotel on the French…
Le Beauvallon — built in 1914, closed in 2008 for a meticulous restoration, and reopened in 2015 as an exclusive-use private estate — is returning to its roots as an iconic hotel on the French…
As 2025 draws to a close, the Sustainable EU Tourism – Shaping the Tourism of Tomorrow programme is nearing its end. Over the past two years, the initiative has helped European destinations test new approaches…
In an increasingly competitive hospitality environment, guest satisfaction is the basis of a customer’s loyalty to a brand and a hotel’s long-term revenue growth. Hotels require feedback from guests to facilitate the positioning of their…
TO locals and tourists walking past La Mirage, the picturesque hotel seems like any other holiday destination. Yet look closer and you’ll find it’s a 32-bed adult playground where randy Brits strip off to enjoy…
U.S. hoteliers are struggling to increase revenues in 2025, as rooms revenue (the largest source of revenue for hotels) increased by just 0.8% during the first half of the year, according to CBRE’s August 2025…
I once sat in a sales meeting where everyone was celebrating. ADR was up. Occupancy looked solid. RevPAR trending in the right direction. Then someone asked: "But what's our pipeline coverage for next quarter?" The…
As hotels prepare their guest rooms for the colder winter months, one subtle, simple shift can make all the difference – switching scents from citrussy summer notes to cozy, warm fragrances for a quietly indulgent…
NEW YORK — The NYU School of Professional Studies Jonathan M. Tisch Center of Hospitality (NYU SPS Tisch Center), in collaboration with Stayntouch and IDeaS Revenue Solutions, today released a new industry report, 2026 Hotel…
The travel and tourism sector is predicted to grow 5.8% every year until 2032 (World Travel & Tourism Council). This should bode well for hotels. Yet with rising costs, plus intense and growing competition –…
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