Hotels

The Luxury Collection has reopened a hotel in New York City, marking its return to the market. This move is part of the brand’s ongoing expansion within the U.S.

Los Cabos is becoming a popular choice among Canadian travel advisors and vacationers. Collaborative efforts by tourism organizations are expanding opportunities between Canada and Mexico.

Ixigo recently acquired a hotel booking platform and made investments in AI startups focusing on travel technology. These efforts are part of the company's goal to broaden its travel tech capabilities.

Spanish hotels have lowered their prices for summer 2026 to address weakening tourist demand. This reflects a prudent approach within the hospitality sector ahead of the busy season.

New Zealand is working to extend the economic benefits from its MICE sector outside of convention venues. The strategy targets wider spillover gains from business events across local economies.

IHG Hotels & Resorts has recently signed a Garner hotel in Southend-on-Sea, extending its expansion throughout the UK and Ireland. This addition provides more lodging options for travelers in the area.

Kasa has expanded its brand with a new apart-hotel opening in Boston. This move reflects the company's ongoing growth into new urban markets.

Norwegian Cruise Line is canceling several months of Norwegian Viva sailings and moving its Caribbean homeport from San Juan to Miami, affecting thousands of passengers.

The 2026 Emotions Travel Show in Madrid featured Spain alongside other European nations with exhibitors from luxury travel sectors including tourism boards, cruises, and wellness resorts. The event showcased diverse premium travel offerings in a B2B setting.

Hilton has signed an agreement to open a new LXR branded hotel situated in a prominent Japanese hot spring area. This move broadens Hilton’s luxury hotel presence in Asia.