Hotel News

IHG Hotels & Resorts is set to add a Garner hotel in Southend-on-Sea, continuing the brand's expansion throughout the UK and Ireland. This signing contributes to IHG's growing hotel portfolio in the region.

Kasa has launched a new apart-hotel in Boston, expanding its brand in the U.S. market. This provides travelers with a fresh choice for flexible stays in the city.

Four Seasons is set to launch a hotel in Seville's Plaza Nueva with Blasson, while Hilton and IHG continue expanding their hotel portfolios with new properties. These developments highlight continued activity within the hotel sector.

Jamaica is investing in new tourism developments during 2026, aiming to capitalize on strong visitor demand. These initiatives reflect the country's commitment to advancing its tourism sector amid favorable market conditions.

Phu Quoc island recorded a 51% rise in foreign tourist arrivals, reflecting increased international interest ahead of APEC 2027. This surge underscores the island’s growing global tourism profile.

The AI Hospitality Alliance announced the creation of a founding advisory board made up of international experts to guide the future use of AI in hospitality. The board includes leaders from hospitality, technology, AI, and academia.

Caribbean Week 2026 gathered key tourism leaders to explore a new regional agenda focusing on sustainability and cooperation. Discussions emphasized collaborative strategies for the Caribbean's tourism future.

Touristech Startup Fest 2026 seeks innovative travel and hotel technology startups to highlight transformative solutions. The event aims to showcase innovations set to impact global tourism.

South Africa will host the Hotel and Hospitality Expo Africa 2026, emphasizing AI and automation in hospitality. The event will feature smart accommodation technologies and industry discussions.

Disney is set to introduce a wide-ranging technology overhaul in 2026 aimed at refining guest experience and operational processes at its parks and resorts. These upgrades will bring more interactive services to travelers.