We’ve heard this promise before. The Internet was supposed to decentralize travel. Then came social media, metasearch, and the so-called “sharing economy.” Each new wave arrived with the same story: this time, hotels will finally…
ATLANTA - Forbes Travel Guide ("FTG"), the global authority on luxury hospitality, today announced the 2025 Hotel Icons List, recognizing 23 legendary Five-Star hotels. The 2025 Hotel Icons are storied hotels that have operated under…
Cary, N.C. – Inn-Flow, the leading all-in-one back-office platform built for hotels, today announced that Mehr Consultancy, an award-winning hotel management and investment firm based in Irving, Texas, has expanded its partnership with Inn-Flow to…
Boulder, CO / Denver, CO — Lure Agency, along with hospitality sales trainer Celeste Berke Knisely, today announced the launch of Sales on Tap, a modern social-selling and visibility-building community created for hotel group sales…
LONDON – The rise of digital nomad visas across Europe is encouraging more people to quit their jobs and take on new careers in other countries, new research commissioned by hospitality brand The Social Hub…
This December, Maisons et Hôtels Sibuet is delighted to announce the reopening of Lodge Park, unveiling a thoughtfully reimagined chapter for one of Megève's most storied addresses, following a year-long transformation. At the heart of…
Home » LUXURY TRAVEL » How Minor Hotels’ Profit Surge in Q3 2025 is Redefining Luxury Travel in Thailand, Maldives, and Europe, What You Need to Know Published on November 17, 2025 How Minor Hotels’ Profit Surge…
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Hampton Inn & Suites by Hilton Houston Sugar Land was constructed in 2021. Credit: Sharkshock / Shutterstock.com. Texas-based Royal Hotel Group has acquired the 122-room Hampton Inn & Suites by Hilton in Houston for an…
My best sales person quits. Not for more money. Not for a promotion. Not even for a competitor. She left because she was “tired of feeling like a lab rat in someone else’s experiment.” That…