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Opinion
How hotels can prepare for hurricane season
Annual property inspections can help hotels identify weather-related maintenance issues before they become costly losses, writes a senior director at an insurance research company.
By Ross Haigler • Aug. 13, 2026 -
Column
Lodging Lowdown: Accor debuts in Las Vegas with Treasure Island, Potomac Hotel joins Marriott’s Autograph Collection
Plus, Crestline Hotels & Resorts has been selected to manage a dual-branded Marriott property near Vail, Colorado, with access to skiing.
By Noor Adatia • Aug. 7, 2026 -
Opinion
4 trends reshaping the 2026 hospitality investment market
The first half of 2026 delivered some surprises that could present compelling opportunities for investors who can move quickly, per the co-founder of a real estate investment firm.
By Russ Flicker • Aug. 3, 2026 -
Lodging Lowdown: Viceroy Hotels to debut NYC flagship, Radisson launches app on ChatGPT
Plus, Remington Hospitality added a soon-to-be Hyatt Regency in San Diego to its portfolio, and Langham Hospitality Group named a new chief operating officer.
By Noor Adatia • July 31, 2026 -
Hotel Tech-in: The boutique hotel in Maine operating without a front desk
The hotel’s “remote concierge” concept helps eliminate overhead costs for smaller properties and provides 24/7 guest support remotely thanks to technology.
By Noor Adatia • July 29, 2026 -
Hilton reported Q2 RevPAR gains, raises full-year forecast
During an earnings call, CEO Chris Nassetta touted strengthening demand trends and highlighted a record number of signings that expanded Hilton’s development pipeline.
By Noor Adatia • July 28, 2026 -
Hospitality industry leaders’ top tips for adapting to the 2026 hotel landscape
During the first half of the year, experts shared advice on hotel design, technology, personalization and more.
By Noor Adatia • July 21, 2026 -
Opinion
What hoteliers should know about the evolving role of branding
Thoughtful and authentic hotel branding is a key component in driving ROI for owners and encouraging guests to return, writes one branding expert.
By Gustavo Neri • July 20, 2026 -
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How to build a more resilient hospitality procurement strategy
A step-by-step approach to smarter sourcing, supplier management, and cost control.
July 20, 2026 -
Lodging Lowdown: Travel + Leisure Co. makes pair of acquisitions, Peregrine grows presence in Napa Valley
Plus Spire Hospitality appoints a new CEO to drive operational and data initiatives.
By Noor Adatia • July 16, 2026 -
Hilton, ResortPass expand partnership as consumers seek flexible wellness
Hilton renewed its agreement with the day-pass provider to scale access to health and wellness offerings across its properties.
By Noor Adatia • July 15, 2026 -
4 notable interviews about AI in hospitality from H1 2026
During the first half of the year, Hotel Dive sat down with hotel executives and tech leaders to discuss the evolving role of artificial intelligence in hospitality.
By Noor Adatia • July 14, 2026 -
How accessibility features can help hotels win guests in an aging America
Ensuring an accessible stay is a key way for hotels to attract older adults, who tend to spend more and remain loyal.
By Michael Brady • July 10, 2026 -
Lodging Lowdown: Choice Hotels taps AI leader to board, Aspen Hospitality launches luxury Nell Hotels brand
Plus, two hotel management companies merged, and a real estate investment firm nabbed an eight-property portfolio.
By Noor Adatia , Jenna Graber • July 10, 2026 -
Retrieved from TechForce Robotics on February 25, 2026
6 emerging hotel tech solutions that impacted hospitality in H1 2026
From back-of-house robot assistants to artificial intelligence-powered HVAC systems, these technologies are having an influence on the industry.
By Noor Adatia • July 9, 2026 -
Mews lays off 15% of staff in pivot to ‘AI-native’ future
The decision was a “difficult” one and is reflective of the current AI landscape in hospitality, founder Richard Valtr shared on LinkedIn.
By Noor Adatia • July 8, 2026 -
Hotels in World Cup host cities exceed initial RevPAR forecast
CoStar data through June 27 shows that hotels in U.S. host cities have averaged RevPAR gains “well above 20%,” surpassing the group’s initial projection of 13%, per analyst Didio Pequeno.
By Noor Adatia • July 6, 2026 -
Chambers Hotel New York reopens in Midtown as independent operation
Following a brief period as a Sonder property, the hotel returns to its original identity as a bespoke, art-forward destination.
By Noor Adatia • June 29, 2026 -
Lodging Lowdown: Dual-branded Hilton comes to Colorado, Hyatt launches developer financing program
Plus, Aimbridge Hospitality has launched an enterprise platform to drive “operational excellence,” and Hilton opened its second Tempo hotel in Nashville.
By Noor Adatia , Jenna Graber • June 26, 2026 -
Hotel deal activity slows, with capital focusing on luxury, wellness
Buyers are focused on the upper end of the market, with upscale, upper upscale and luxury assets comprising 73% of deals over the last six months, per PwC’s U.S. midyear outlook.
By Noor Adatia • June 25, 2026 -
Workers prefer a human-centered approach, still anxious about AI: Hilton
A new report examines how hospitality-inspired leadership, community, mentorship and purpose drive retention and performance in the workplace.
By Noor Adatia • June 23, 2026 -
Opinion
How hoteliers can embrace design to create memorable moments
Small but carefully considered design details represent a valuable way for owners to differentiate their hotel and drive a tangible return.
By Paige Harris • June 22, 2026 -
Marriott’s Design Hotels expands portfolio with Palisociety agreements
The design-forward brand added 16 Palisociety hotels to its portfolio, furthering efforts to expand in the Americas.
By Noor Adatia • June 22, 2026 -
Top takeaways from 2026’s NYU International Hospitality Investment Forum
At the annual investor conference, hotel leaders talked travel demand, the future of artificial intelligence and their predictions for the rest of the year.
By Noor Adatia • June 17, 2026 -
Hilton Boston Back Bay completes multimillion-dollar renovation, emphasizing wellness
The redesigned 401-room hotel offers “travelers a front-row seat to both the heritage and future of Boston” and features an expanded fitness center and upgraded meeting space.
By Noor Adatia • June 17, 2026