Marriott International announced the continued brand transformation efforts of its most global brand, Sheraton Hotels, as it displays the new Sheraton logo.
Hilton CEO: On track to open most luxury hotels in company history
Hilton to open more luxury properties in 2019 than in any previous year of its 100-year history.
Amsterdam’s ban on hotel development helps raise average rates and boost RevPAR, says HVS
Amsterdam’s strong year-on-year RevPAR growth has been largely driven by a substantial uplift in average daily rates fuelled by the ban on new hotel developments imposed in the city centre, as well as an increase in demand.
Accor pledged higher broiler chicken welfare in Europe
Accor announced that the Group has adopted the European Chicken Commitment* and has committed to reach the higher welfare standards by 2026 for 100% of the broiler chicken in its European supply chain.
European tourism mantains stable growth despite faltering global economy
The latest quarterly report “European Tourism – Trends & Prospects 2019” by the European Travel Commission shows that demand for tourism in Europe is expected to maintain an upward trajectory over 2019, despite uncertain trade relationships between China and the US and a slowing Chinese travel demand
Cybersecurity investment – you must act now, says GlobalData
The hefty fines announced this week for significant data breaches at British Airways and Marriott have brought cybersecurity measures at major corporations into stark focus.
Gen Zers’ rather travel than buy a house
While many Gen Zers have only just come of age, they are ambitious about their travel goals and what they want to achieve
UNWTO leads discussion on “Tourism Financing for the 2030 Agenda”
Tourism’s unique potential as a tool for driving the global sustainable development agenda has taken center stage at a special event hosted by the World Tourism Organization (UNWTO) in Geneva, Switzerland.
Sorenson pushes back on fine regarding Starwood database theft
Marriott intends to respond and vigorously defend its position regarding a fine in the amount of £99,200,396 against the company in relation to the Starwood guest reservation database incident
CWT reveals business travelers embrace innovation
Technological innovation is the future, and frequent business travelers are already benefitting from its potential.
