Hotels

As Hyatt Hotels Corp. navigates the challenges posed by market fluctuations in its all-inclusive segment, the company reveals both setbacks and promising growth trajectories. The third quarter saw a notable decline in net package Revenue Per Available Room (RevPAR), particularly affecting the Americas region. This downturn raises questions about the future of Hyatt’s all-inclusive strategy,
In a significant move aimed at expanding its global footprint, Hyatt Hotels Corporation has announced a joint venture with Grupo Pinero, a leading Spanish hospitality powerhouse known for its Bahia Principe Hotels & Resorts. This collaboration marks a strategic shift in Hyatt’s approach to the all-inclusive resort market, aiming to bolster its Inclusive Collection with
As the travel industry continues to evolve, significant shifts in airfare rates and flight availability are impacting Caribbean and Mexican destinations. Recent insights shared by Ray Snisky, the president of ALG Vacations, during the ALG Ascend 2024 conference held in Cancun, shed light on these burgeoning trends. With a backdrop of 1,300 travel advisors and
The recent unveiling of the Outrigger Waikiki Paradise Hotel marks a significant milestone in the hospitality scene of Waikiki, Hawaii. This newly reimagined establishment, previously known as the Ohana Waikiki East, has undergone extensive renovations, converting its 443 guestrooms and suites into modern sanctuaries that resonate with the region’s cultural heritage. The rebranding reflects not
In an innovative move, Southwest Airlines is set to launch “Getaways by Southwest,” a vacation-package brand slated for introduction in mid-2025. Distancing itself from traditional travel consulting, this new initiative emphasizes direct consumer engagement, reflecting a strategic pivot in modern travel distribution. While some involvement with travel advisors is anticipated, the airline appears to be
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,