‘Houses Not Hotels’ has served as the operating principle for Upper House since long before it became a tagline.
Baoase Curaçao and the Art of Generational Passion in Luxury Hospitality
One of the conversations in luxury hospitality in 2026 is that many owners have become detached from operations in many of the bigger hotels and resorts.
The Sanctuary Next Door to the Citadel at Sumaq Machu Picchu Hotel
Slow travel keeps topping the trend lists for 2026, and yet one of the most visited wonders on earth is still consumed almost entirely as a fast-paced day trip.
Is Fitness Now A Primary Booking Driver
Wellness has long been a foremost reason why many guests select a hotel. Traditionally, this class of stay occasion was synonymous with spa or choosing a resort
Fairmont Vier Jahreszeiten Embodies the Best of Urban Luxury to Raise a Whole City
Overtourism in Europe isn’t wholly a matter of too many visitors to one city in particular so much as it’s an uneven distribution amongst the array of beautiful destinations
Urban Cowboy as a Labor of Love and an Expression of the Pioneering Spirit
Design is immensely important for hotels, both to get guests excited enough to purchase and to facilitate an incredible onsite experience.
HITEC 2026 made clear the need for Agent Management
The perennial Superbowl of Hotel Tech was a whirlwind this past June in San Antonio. Going in, we all wanted AI hard and fast, with the shift happening clear
The Anti-Scale Boutique Revolution with Yves Naman of Namron Hospitality
“How do you plan to scale?” This is a common question asked by VCs, private equity and any other cadre of investors when quizzing the founders on their growth
Fierce and Flexible as an Independent Resort with Saybrook Point Resort & Marina
A common phrase going around these days regarding hotels and travel is the ‘sea of sameness’ that exists for accommodations at nearly any star rating.
Bristol in a Hotel’s Name Teaches Us This Even to This Day
Why are there so many Bristol hotels around the world? It’s not a single cohesive brand, so why the name “Bristol”?










