Newsroom/Hotels/Resorts

Hoteliers support the opening of the first all-female-staffed hotel in Sri Lanka as a step toward addressing the tourism industry's low female workforce, currently under 7%.

Sandals St Vincent and the Grenadines' debut in 2024 drove record-breaking growth for the island, with a 25% increase in arrivals despite the challenges of severe storms in July.

Four First Nations have announced a partnership with InnVest Hotels to acquire a majority stake in Hilton Québec. Hilton will continue to manage the hotel.

Greek island hotels look to fill swimming pools with seawater this summer in response to worsening drought conditions.

Four Seasons has been appointed to manage the Park Gstaad Hotel in one of Europe's most renowned mountain destinations once it reopens following extensive renovations.

The Otonomus Hotel, to open in Vegas in March, will be the world's first AI-powered hotel, offering autonomous check-in and customizable bookings similar to Airbnb.

The Kimpton Tres Rios Riviera Maya, the brand’s first all-inclusive resort, with a spa, four pools and a sprawling nature park, is now booking for stays starting 01AUG 2025.

Florida’s theme parks are set for numerous changes in 2025, including new rides, restaurants, and the opening of a brand new park: Busch Gardens’ “Wild Oasis realm.”

Universal Studios Hollywood has reopened after a 48-hour closure due to the ongoing California wildfires, but the air quality over the park remains a significant concern.

Rosewood Amsterdam has taken over the historic Palace of Justice in the canal district. The 134-room luxury hotel is accepting reservations for stays starting 01JUN.

Walt Disney World’s TRON Identity Program has been indefinitely shut down, with cast members confirming the special experience is now unavailable.

The Club Med Punta Cana water park is the largest in the brand’s portfolio, with three “zones,” including a jungle-inspired area, a dome-shaped “bubble pool,” and a water slide...

Orlando will debut over 25 new experiences in 2025, including Universal Epic Universe, its first new theme park in 25 years, opening 22MAY.

Hotel demand in Canada is rising, driven by leisure and corporate travel. 35 new hotels are expected to open in 2025, followed by 44 hotels in 2026, adding 1.4% more rooms.