Hotels

CAMO Hospitality has extended its U.S. operations to a sixth market, focusing on helping hotels recover food and beverage revenue and regain guest data control. This move could lead to enhanced services and improved guest experiences in American hotels.

Marriott Bonvoy Boutiques introduces a hotel-inspired design shop that offers American travelers lifestyle products influenced by hospitality innovation. This latest initiative expands travel experiences beyond accommodations.

A landmark redevelopment is converting Chicago’s former John Hancock Tower into a luxury hotel, enhancing downtown accommodations and strengthening the city’s appeal for U.S. business and leisure travelers.

Beaches Resorts is investing $1 billion to expand its Jamaican properties, aiming to elevate Caribbean luxury travel. This move is set to offer U.S. tourists enhanced upscale vacation opportunities.

Cancún, Punta Cana, and Aruba are leading the Caribbean’s travel demand for summer 2026, driven significantly by American tourists. Early bookings are advised to navigate growing demand.

GBTA's latest research exposes ongoing challenges with AI adoption and hotel technology gaps that complicate U.S. corporate travelers' business trips in 2026. The findings highlight what travel managers need to watch as they navigate a complex technology landscape.

The U.S. Travel Association supports suspending visa bonds for FIFA World Cup 2026 attendees, aiming to ease entry and boost hospitality. This move is set to streamline travel and benefit American tourism businesses.

Flight delays and cancellations are severely impacting Chicago O’Hare, Atlanta, and LAX airports, causing disruptions for major U.S. airlines and stranding thousands of passengers. Travelers should prepare for extended delays and evolving schedules at these key hubs.

Santa Cruz County tourism is shifting focus toward regional visitors as rising fuel costs impact travel decisions. This pivot aims to sustain visitor demand by targeting shorter, more affordable trips from nearby markets.

GBTA’s latest research identifies critical technology fragmentation and AI adoption delays within hotel distribution that continue to complicate U.S. corporate travel. Business travelers face ongoing hurdles in achieving efficient, seamless trip management as the industry works toward integrated solutions.