Hotels

Thousands of corporate facilities management professionals from multiple West Coast states will convene in Pleasanton for the 2026 West Coast Buildings & Facilities Management Trade Show, increasing business travel and regional industry collaboration.

Marriott Bonvoy Boutiques has introduced a new Design Shop that blends hotel design inspiration with lifestyle retail. This concept offers U.S. travelers fresh ways to engage with hotel brands beyond their stays.

CAMO Hospitality’s growth into its sixth U.S. market signals expanding hotel availability in regional areas, offering American travelers more lodging options and new investment horizons.

Nebraska leverages state tourism grants to support an international volleyball event across Omaha and the Lewis & Clark Visitor Center. U.S. travelers can anticipate enhanced sports and cultural experiences backed by improved facilities.

The GBTA report reveals that AI adoption delays and fragmented hotel technologies are slowing progress toward seamless business travel experiences. U.S. corporate travelers may face longer timelines before benefiting fully from new technology advances.

The U.S. Travel Association has endorsed suspending visa bonds to ease entry for American fans attending FIFA World Cup 2026. This move aims to enhance hospitality services and travel experiences during the major sporting event.

Adult playcations are emerging as a key summer 2026 travel trend in the U.S., blending leisure with playful activities to transform American holiday experiences. This innovative approach offers new ways for travelers to enjoy domestic vacations.

Groupon’s launch of summer travel deals exclusive to individual U.S. states is offering American travelers tailored and budget-friendly vacation options in 2026. These localized promotions support diverse vacation styles and simplify planning for affordable summer getaways across the country.

U.S. football fans show signs of postponing hotel bookings for the FIFA World Cup 2026, creating challenges for host city accommodations. This trend may affect availability and pricing as the event approaches.

American hoteliers are urging Congress for legislative action to tackle workforce shortages and support steady travel demand, aiming to sustain the hospitality sector’s recovery into 2026. This effort focuses on enhancing support for small hospitality businesses and improving experiences for U.S. travelers.