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HVMG also will operate the 241-suite Embassy Suites by Hilton San Rafael Marin County and the 235-suite Embassy Suites by Hilton Atlanta Perimeter Center. continue reading →

Converted from an existing office block, the building will be entirely reconfigured with a new facade and rooftop extension to form the 120-room Hotel Indigo Gibraltar. continue reading →

Falcon Hospitality Group announced last week that a $12 million SpringHill Suites by Marriott broke ground for construction in Kansas City, Missouri and is expected to open Q1 2019. continue reading →

In the 2010's we have witnessed a transition in group bookings to electronic conversations, as an increasing percentage of meetings, conferences and events are being booked without there being even one voice call between buyer and seller. While there is still human engagement needed to finalize contracts and details, sales is increasingly a depersonalized, transactional process done via direct email (to 'sales@hotelname.com') or via correspondence that takes place in online portals. continue reading →

Hotelier Tom Buehler has owned and operated the popular Haley's Motel for over 18 years. But this year he has made his ultimate dream for the property a reality. Haley's new Motel and Resort Complex is the culmination of a year of transformation into a couples' retreat. continue reading →

A stone’s throw away from the city’s UNESCO World Heritage Site, the hotel features stunning views of Durham Cathedral continue reading →

Blue Apron and Airbnb today announced a partnership titled 'The Best Home Cooking from Around the World,' to bring a global culinary experience to home cooks across the country. continue reading →

Hilton (NYSE: HLT) announced plans to open four new hotels in Turkey under its DoubleTree by Hilton andHampton by Hilton brands. These agreements see Hilton reach 90 hotels open and under development in the Turkish market. continue reading →

The largest Holiday Inn Express in France opens at one of the Europe's busiest airports continue reading →

During the week of 1-7 April, the U.S. hotel industry saw occupancy decline 2.7% to 68.3%. Despite a 0.7% ADR increase to $128.84, RevPAR dropped 2% to $88.03. continue reading →