Hotels

Hilton Worldwide has recently reported its financial results for the third quarter, revealing growth in revenue per available room (RevPAR) that was less than anticipated. This outcome can be attributed to a mix of factors, including slower leisure demand post-Labor Day, adverse weather conditions, and ongoing labor disputes echoing throughout the hospitality industry. CEO Christopher
The recent devastation caused by Hurricanes Helene and Milton has sparked significant discussions among tourism experts about the future of Florida’s tourism sector. These storms not only inflicted immediate damage but also raised concerns about long-term transformation in the region’s hospitality landscape. It is crucial to delve into how these hurricanes have affected local businesses,
The 2025 presidential inauguration promises to be a significant event in Washington, D.C., generating immense interest and anticipation as travelers flock to secure accommodations in the heart of the nation’s capital. The surge in hotel and vacation rental bookings signifies not just a busy tourist season, but possibly a transformative moment in American politics should
LuxRally Travel, a Miami-based host agency, has taken significant strides towards enhancing the travel booking experience with the launch of its expanded booking engine, FastBook. By integrating a staggering 1.3 million hotels into its platform, LuxRally provides travel advisors with a newfound edge in the competitive travel market. This vast inventory encompasses various major sources,
In recent years, all-inclusive resorts have gained significant traction in Europe, as travelers seek new ways to experience comfort and convenience during their vacations. Unlike the well-known all-inclusive offerings in destinations like Mexico or the Caribbean, the European all-inclusives present a refreshing variation, addressing a diverse clientele with unique preferences. This contrasts with the standard
The setting at Salamander Middleburg, just a short journey from the heart of the nation’s capital, serves as a fertile ground for discussions that inevitably intertwine politics and social change. Leading the charge was a notable voice in the hospitality industry, Johnson, whose perspectives reflect a broader awareness of the complexities surrounding the upcoming elections.
Disney has historically been at the forefront of entertainment innovation, continuously evolving to enhance guest experiences across its many parks. The introduction of the Lightning Lane Premier Pass signifies another significant shift in their operational model, providing a skip-the-line service that promises unparalleled convenience for park visitors. However, this new initiative has stirred conversations about
Nocturne Luxury Villas has made waves in the luxury hospitality sector with its recent acquisition of 140 upscale properties from Grand Cayman Villas and Condos. As the company aspires to solidify its presence in key luxury markets across North America and the Caribbean, this move highlights its commitment to growth. Previous expansions have seen Nocturne
In an inspiring move towards inclusivity, Hilton Worldwide has announced a strategic alliance with Be My Eyes—a commendable platform that leverages AI technology and volunteer support to assist those with visual impairments. This partnership specifically aims to improve the travel experiences for blind and low-vision guests, reflecting a growing trend in the hospitality industry to
In a striking display of solidarity and workforce dissatisfaction, over 1,800 employees of the Hilton Hawaiian Village Waikiki Beach Resort have united in a strike that has now entered its third week. This action, encompassing housekeepers, maintenance personnel, front desk staff, and food service employees, underscores the growing tensions between labor forces and management within
In the wake of Hurricane Milton, the iconic Orlando theme parks—Walt Disney World, Universal Orlando Resort, and SeaWorld Orlando—are set to resume operations starting October 11. A stark testament to the resilience of these entertainment giants, both Disney and Universal have announced their plans to welcome guests back while prioritizing safety and damage evaluations. Disney
In northern Florida, a significantly urgent situation has arisen due to Hurricane Milton, as evacuees flood the area in search of temporary accommodations. The aftermath of the hurricane has led to a critical shortage of available hotel rooms, particularly in key locations such as Ocala and Gainesville. Travelers seeking refuge are finding scant options, with