Offered three nights per week at Residence Inn’s nearly 700 locations, new experiential evening gatherings encourage guests to interact and connect with the destination.
Wyndham announces LEED certifiable prototypes for its two largest brands
The design driven offerings for Days Inn and Super 8 provide owners and developers with complete turn-key solutions that include full architectural designs, documentation and FF&E packages.
Fairmont expands bee hotel program across Canada
Through its Bee Sustainable initiative, Fairmont will build three major bee hotel installations in Vancouver and add 16 more bee hotels to the five it already has across Canada.
Maximising technology to communicate in the hospitality industry
Maximising Technology to Communicate was the latest topic for discussion in The Blue Mountains International Hotel Management School’s Leadership Series.
Accor morphs into AccorHotels and opens digital platform to independent hoteliers
The independent hotels distributed on the AccorHotels.com platform alongside the Group’s brand hotels will be selected on the basis of hotel criteria with guest reviews taken into account.
Hilton all-suite properties focus on family reunion programs
Embassy Suites Hotels and Homewood Suites by Hilton program focuses on African-American reunion segment with planning aids and family-friendly hotel features, amenities.
Battle for leadership of the American hotel market divides travellers by age and occasion
Marriott emerges as the No.1 brand in the US, narrowly ahead of its upscale rival, Hilton.
Hotel scores back of house savings with solar powered trash compactor
The off-grid equipment reduces waste pick-up at the busy property to just once per week, reduces CO2 emissions by over 14 tons annually, and importantly limits garbage truck noise to guests and neighbouring residents.
TripAdvisor announces 2015 Travellers’ Choice Landmarks
Angkor Wat in Cambodia ranks number one in the world based on the reviews and opinions of TripAdvisor travellers.
Travellers would book online more often if assistance was available
Travel survey results reveal online Americans would book travel more often if companies offered assistance on their websites via live chat or email.
