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US hotel construction pipeline down in Q4, though conversions thrived
The luxury hotels pipeline hit a project record in the quarter, while across markets, Dallas led construction projects, according to data from Lodging Econometrics.
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IHG brings Six Senses resort to Utah amid brand’s expansion
Six Senses Camp Korongo comes as IHG aims to “set a new standard in ultra-luxury experiential travel.”
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Wyndham-Reside partnership expands amid apart-hotel boom
The duo opened The Heid Lofts in Philadelphia under the Reside, a Wyndham Residence brand, while competitors Hilton and Marriott also invest in the apartment-style accommodations space.
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Mews lands $300M investment to deepen focus on AI
Valuing the hospitality technology provider at $2.5 billion, the Series D capital raise is the largest funding round ever in hospitality software, the Amsterdam-based company claims.
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Key full-year US hotel metrics fall for first time since 2020
In 2025, occupancy and RevPAR both saw declines, while ADR rose, according to data from CoStar. Las Vegas saw the steepest year-over-year RevPAR declines among the top 25 markets.
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Peregrine Hospitality appoints chief operating officer
Heather Stege's appointment is part of a wider C-suite expansion following the company's rebrand last year.
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NYC, Phoenix projected to open most hotel rooms in 2026
It’s the second consecutive year New York has led the U.S. in expected new-build openings, but there’s still opportunity for more growth, per CoStar.
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Q&A
How Hilton and Placemakr are redefining hotel accommodations
Following Hilton’s debut of Apartment Collection, Placemakr CEO Jason Fudin shares how the hospitality providers aim to institutionalize apartment-style stays amid the segment’s rapid growth.
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Choice Hotels hones in on value in latest global marketing campaign
Featuring entertainer Keegan-Michael Key, the ad spots highlight how Choice offers guests unique experiences and more value across its brand portfolio.
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Las Vegas Rio Hotel and Casino workers avert strike
A group of 62 workers secured a 15% wage hike and increased workplace protections through a four-year deal with the Dreamscape-owned property.
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Soho House secures new funding in go-private deal
After a previous funding commitment failed, Soho House has secured $200 million in alternative financing and expects to close the merger this month.
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IHG names Mark Sergot chief development officer for the Americas
With the appointment, IHG fills a vacant role as it plots growth across its luxury and lifestyle, premium, essentials and suites portfolios in the region.
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Hilton debuts Apartment Collection, expanding in residential hospitality
The brand will launch through a partnership with apartment-style accommodations provider Placemakr, adding as many as 3,000 units to Hilton’s system.
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Kasa enters into a strategic combination with Mint House
The apart-hotel company will integrate Mint House’s portfolio of residential hospitality units through a deal that illustrates “the alternative accommodations sector is maturing,” Kasa’s CEO shares.
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IHG taps McDonald’s VP to guide artificial intelligence strategy
With deep technology expertise and franchise understanding, Wei Manfredi joins IHG as senior vice president of AI and architecture.
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Outbound Hotels plots Park City mountain destination
The Utah property comes as Outbound owner Waterton and asset management firm Barings expand their partnership focused on “experiential, design-forward hospitality rooted in nature and community.”
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Sonesta appoints co-CEOs to succeed John Murray
Keith Pierce and Jeff Leer will take over at the helm of the hotel company to steward its next phase of growth.
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St. Regis Houston hotel sold, will convert under The Luxury Collection
The buyer, Saddlebrook Equity and Management, will renovate and rename the property The Houston Grand Hotel — River Oaks while maintaining its global affiliation with Marriott.
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Hospitality technology solutions to watch in 2026
Hotels are incorporating innovations, like robot massages and recycled water, to enhance operational efficiency and deliver tailored guest experiences.
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Wynn Resorts taps new CFO
Company veteran Craig Fullalove will replace Julie Cameron-Doe, who is headed for retirement at midyear.
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Marriott appoints new executives as leadership shuffle continues
The company is filling roles set to be vacated by two long-time leaders bound for retirement in March.
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Government shutdown caused $6.1B loss in travel, related sectors
The U.S. saw an average of about 88,000 fewer trips per day and direct trip-related losses of $2.7 billion, according to research from U.S. Travel and Tourism Economics.
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Soho House go-private deal in jeopardy after MCR funding failure
The parties are pursuing other funding paths after MCR said it would not be able to meet its previously agreed upon closing commitment, per an SEC filing.
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Ritz-Carlton becomes latest luxury hotel brand to come to Indianapolis
The new Marriott-brand hotel, part of a larger mixed-use redevelopment, comes as the city invests $3 billion to elevate its downtown for business travelers.
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US lodging industry to see slow, stable growth in 2026: report
Supply is projected to outpace demand, while a slight recovery in RevPAR points to a steadier path ahead, according to a PwC forecast.