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Hotel Mobile Check-In: Faster Guest Arrivals
30 June 2026The first ten minutes of a guest’s arrival define their entire stay. After navigating delayed flights, lost luggage, or heavy traffic, the last thing a traveler wants is to stand in an endless queue at the front desk. While the COVID-19 pandemic initially forced businesses to adopt contactless services simply to stay afloat, the narrative has shifted. Today, a seamless digital arrival is a baseline consumer expectation. Implementing a robust hotel mobile check-in process is rapidly becoming the industry standard…
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Hyatt to Open Alila Sengokuhara Hakone in 2028, Marking Alila Brand’s Debut in Japan
29 June 2026🏨 Hyatt Hotels Corp. plans to open Alila Sengokuhara Hakone in 2028, marking the Alila brand’s debut in Japan. Located in Fuji-Hakone-Izu National Park, the resort will feature 60 guestrooms and 11 suites, each with private hot spring baths. Designed by Kengo Kuma and Associates, the hotel will integrate seamlessly with its natural surroundings. This addition will increase Hyatt’s Japan portfolio to 10 brands, aligning with their strategy to double their presence in the country over the next decade.
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B&B Hotels on the podium of international hotel groups operating in Spain
29 June 2026This article was written by HospitalityOn. Click here to read the original article As Hosteltur explains in its detailed analysis, the international chain landscape in Spain is heavily concentrated around
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Hyde & Seek London Hyde Park appoints Paul Davies as GM
29 June 2026Marriott veteran to lead upcoming Tribute Portfolio hotel ahead of its £42m launch
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James Beard Awards 2026: Michael Tusk and Adrian Torres Among Top Honorees in Chicago Ceremony
26 June 2026🏖 June 15, 2026, Chicago: The James Beard Awards recognized top culinary talents, including Michael Tusk (Outstanding Chef), Adrian Torres (Emerging Chef), and Kalaya (Outstanding Restaurant). New York’s Jacob Riis Bathhouse will reopen in July as a private club following an $88 million renovation. A $1,000 annual fee grants pool access. U.S. cities like Portland and Boston enhance urban swimming with projects like New York’s + POOL. Hospitality Design celebrated its 2026 Wave of the Future honorees.
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Hyatt and Parks Hospitality Announce Park Hyatt Riviera Maya and Grand Hyatt Los Cabos to Open in 2026
26 June 2026🏖 Park Hyatt Riviera Maya and Grand Hyatt Los Cabos, owned by Parks Hospitality Holdings, will open in the second half of 2026 in Mexico. Park Hyatt features 148 rooms, a 2,300 sq ft penthouse, and seven culinary venues. Grand Hyatt includes 301 rooms, 42 swim-out rooms, and a 4,602 sq ft Presidential Suite. Both resorts offer all-inclusive luxury with personalized service and local craftsmanship, situated in premier leisure destinations.
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Hyatt and Parks Hospitality to Open Park Hyatt Riviera Maya and Grand Hyatt Los Cabos in Late 2026
25 June 2026🏨 Park Hyatt Riviera Maya and Grand Hyatt Los Cabos, owned by Parks Hospitality Holdings, are set to open in Mexico in late 2026. Located between Cancún and Puerto Morelos, these resorts will enhance Hyatt’s all-inclusive offerings, reflecting their brands’ luxury and service standards. Hyatt aims to strengthen its leisure market position with more than 1,200 rooms across these locations. This expansion underscores Hyatt and PHH’s commitment to Mexico’s tourism growth.
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The Standard, Brussels Becomes First Hyatt Hotel in Belgium, Joins World of Hyatt Loyalty Program
25 June 2026📍 The Standard, Brussels, joins World of Hyatt, marking a notable expansion of Hyatt Hotels into Belgium. This integration allows 66 million World of Hyatt members to earn and redeem points at nearly all Standard properties. The Standard, Brussels, known for its bold design and vibrant social spaces, offers exclusive member benefits like room upgrades and cultural programming. This development enhances brand visibility and engagement opportunities across international destinations.
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TV Shows Drive Tourism: Hotels Leverage Filming Locations to Attract Guests with Screen-Inspired Experiences and Itineraries
25 June 2026📺 Following a trend called “set-jetting,” TV shows and movies increasingly influence travel choices. The Four Seasons Resort Koh Samui, featured in “The White Lotus” Season 3, saw a surge in guests eager to experience the real-life location. In Belfast, hotels like The Merchant Hotel boosted tourism through “Game of Thrones” themed experiences. The Park Hyatt Tokyo maintains appeal due to its prominent role in “Lost in Translation,” proving cinematic associations can enhance hotel identity.
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Martínez Otero Achieves 70% Turnover Internationally with Five Global Manufacturing Facilities and 500+ Employees
24 June 2026💰 Founded in 1942 in Galicia, Martínez Otero is a family-owned company offering turnkey solutions worldwide, with 70% revenue from projects in Europe, the Middle East, the U.K., the U.S., the Caribbean, and Africa. With five facilities in Spain, the Caribbean, and Africa, it employs over 500 directly and 400 indirectly. The company promotes sustainability, having offset 560 tonnes of CO₂ in 2024 through restoration projects in Galicia, planting 9,300 trees over 86,500 m².
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Alila Kothaifaru Maldives Wins TripAdvisor Travellers’ Choice Award 2026, Ranking in Top 10% of Global Hotels
24 June 2026🏖 Alila Kothaifaru Maldives received the TripAdvisor Travellers’ Choice Award 2026, placing it in the top 10% of hotels globally, based on traveler reviews over the past year. Located in the Raa Atoll, the resort is praised for its attentive service, tranquil setting, and vibrant marine life. Guests cherish personalized experiences and encounters with sea turtles, manta rays, and dolphins. This recognition follows a similar award in 2025, reinforcing its status as a premier luxury retreat.
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AlUla Aims for 1 Million Visitors by 2030, Plans to Triple Hotel Capacity Despite Regional Challenges
23 June 2026📈 AlUla attracted 320,000 visitors in 2025, a 15% increase from the previous year, aiming for 1 million by 2030. This goal requires tripling its hotel supply from 1,000 keys across 7 hotels to nearly 3,000. The Hyatt Place opens in October, with an Autograph Collection under construction and Aman Hegra, Six Senses announced. Geopolitical issues have slowed development. Phillip Jones, RCU’s tourism chief, shared these insights at the Future Hospitality Summit in Riyadh.
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Davidson Hospitality Group Appoints Joe Masi as Senior VP of Operations for Davidson Hotels Vertical
23 June 2026🏨 Davidson Hospitality Group has appointed Joe Masi as Senior Vice President of Operations for Davidson Hotels. Masi brings over 35 years of experience in hotel operations and portfolio management, including his previous role as EVP of Operations for Remington Hospitality, overseeing 125 hotels. He will focus on operating standards and procedures for Davidson’s portfolio, which includes properties like Embassy Suites Nashville Downtown and Hyatt Regency Monterey.
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Las Vegas Ranked No. 1 Best Conference City in U.S. for 2026-2027 by U.S. News & World Report
23 June 2026📌 Las Vegas topped U.S. News & World Report’s 2026-2027 rankings as the No. 1 Best Conference City, excelling in convention infrastructure and affordability. Chicago, with North America’s largest convention center, and Orlando, known for hospitality and leisure, took second and third places, respectively. Marriott International’s Marquis properties dominate the Best Conference Hotels list, securing four top spots. The top 10 cities include Las Vegas, Chicago, and Orlando, with key hotels like The Venetian Resort and Rosen Shingle Creek highlighted.
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Kyiv Offers Unique Experiences: Choose Hotels Based on Neighborhoods Like Historic Center, Podil, or Pechersk
23 June 2026🌎 Kyiv, post-2022, is evolving and vibrant! Visitors should choose neighborhoods like the historic center, Podil, or Pechersk based not on hotel star ratings but on their unique vibes—cultural hotspots, creative areas, or business hubs. Notable hotels include Hyatt Regency and 11 Mirrors. The city boasts a burgeoning restaurant scene with chefs reimagining Ukrainian dishes. Despite its challenges, Kyiv’s cultural life remains bustling, with theaters, galleries, and events ongoing. Plan ahead, especially for spring or fall visits.
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Nominations Open for 2027 Structures of Hospitality Excellence Awards and $20,000 Scholarships, Deadline October 1, 2026
22 June 2026📈 Nominations for the 2027 Structures of Hospitality Excellence (SOHE) Award & Scholarship Program are now open until October 1, 2026. Awards and scholarships will be presented at ALIS DESIGN+ on January 28, 2027. Scholarships total up to $20,000 for students in hospitality construction fields with a minimum 2.0 GPA. The 2027 SOHE Award will be judged by industry leaders from companies like Hyatt and Host Hotels. Sponsors include Continental Contractors and Delta Faucet Company.
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Hyatt to Open Three New Hotels in Italy, Adding 428 Rooms by 2028 to Expand European Portfolio
22 June 2026🏨 Hyatt Hotels Corporation is set to expand in Italy with three new hotels, adding 428 rooms by 2028. The Hyatt Regency Rome Central is slated for late Q3 2026 near Termini station, featuring 238 rooms. Thompson Rome, opening Q4 2026, will have 69 rooms near the Colosseum. Park Hyatt Taormina, opening in 2028, offers 121 suites in Sicily. Italy is poised for €78 billion in international visitor spending by 2035.
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Hotel Industry Employs Over 8 Million in U.S., Celebrated for Upward Mobility and Diversity Initiatives
22 June 2026🏨 In the U.S., the hospitality industry employs over 8 million people. Nearly 40% of hotel general managers started in hourly roles, supported by programs like Hilton’s “Thrive at Hilton” and Marriott’s “Global Talent Development.” The sector is notably diverse, with Hispanic and Latino workers comprising 26% and Black workers 16%. Marriott, recognized by DiversityInc, excels in inclusion. Training investments, such as Ritz-Carlton’s $2,000 per employee annually, highlight a commitment to service culture.
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Braemar Hotels & Resorts Abandons Sale, Faces $505 Million in Fees to Self-Manage Amid Hotel REIT Surge
22 June 2026🏨 Braemar Hotels & Resorts is dropping its sale plans to self-manage, incurring $505M in termination fees to Ashford Inc. After selling a 3-hotel portfolio for $437.5M, they net $330M post-debt, necessitating further asset sales. Analysts are split: Baird sees risks in smaller REITs, while Truist highlights strong sector performance. Hotel REITs boast impressive stock gains and favorable RevPAR trends, despite Braemar’s challenges with angry shareholders and potential litigation.
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The House Collective Highlights Unique Luxury Offerings in Chengdu, Hong Kong, and Shanghai Amid China’s Travel Rebound
22 June 2026🏠 ‘Houses Not Hotels’ is the core ethos of The House Collective, a luxury brand with properties in Chengdu, Hong Kong, and Shanghai. Managed by Kristina Snaith-Lense, Olivier Dumonceaux, and Christian Kronast, each property reflects its city’s heritage. As travel to China resumes, they focus on personalized, detailed service to make guests feel at home. Kristina’s vision emphasizes intimacy and emotional connectivity, while Olivier highlights a decade-long evolution with The House Collective.
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Korean Air Unveils Expanded Lounge Network at Incheon Airport with KRW 110 Billion Overhaul, Increasing Capacity by 75%
19 June 2026📍 Korean Air revamped its Incheon Airport lounges, spending KRW 110 billion over 42 months. Lounge space increased from 5,105 to 12,270 sq m, and seating capacity rose from 898 to 1,566. The First Class Lounge expanded to 921 sq m, featuring 11 private suites and à la carte dining. The largest, Prestige Class West Lounge, spans 2,615 sq m with over 420 seats. Seven lounges now operate, blending Korean cultural aesthetics and modern comfort.
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HITEC 2026 Attracts Over 6,100 Attendees, Highlighting AI Accountability and Legal Liabilities in Hospitality Industry
19 June 2026📈 In 2026 at San Antonio’s Henry B. González Convention Center, HITEC hosted over 6,100 hospitality tech professionals and 400 exhibitors across 85,000 square feet. AI’s accountability in hospitality, highlighted by Air Canada’s chatbot liability case, dominated discussions. Hotels face potential legal issues with AI-driven systems, risking antitrust exposure. Meanwhile, Booking.com facilitated €691 billion in European economic activity in 2025, supporting 4.7 million jobs and generating €175 billion in wages. AI and digital engagement remain pivotal industry topics.
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Hyatt and Hall Structured Finance Launch Loan Program to Fund Hyatt Studios Developments Across the U.S.
18 June 2026💸 Hyatt and Hall Structured Finance have teamed up to offer a financing solution for Hyatt Studios newbuild projects across the U.S. The Hyatt Studios Structured Loan Program leverages Hall’s 30+ years of hospitality lending experience, helping developers access capital efficiently. This initiative supports Hyatt Studios’ expansion and offers greater leverage compared to conventional lending. Mark Klipsch of Hall Structured Finance highlights the program’s potential to accelerate project financing amidst a competitive environment.
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Hospitality Design Reveals 2026 Wave of the Future Honorees, Highlighting Eight Innovative Leaders in the Industry
17 June 2026🏨 In 2026, Hospitality Design magazine honors eight visionary leaders in the hospitality industry, including Jimmie Drummond, Paige Henney, and Ryan Leichtweisz. These innovators, recognized for their bold leadership and commitment to challenging norms, will be featured in HD’s October issue. On September 28-29, they will be celebrated at the exclusive HD NextGen Forum at Hotel Clio in Denver.
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Davidson Hospitality Group Launches Inaugural GM Council to Enhance Corporate Initiatives Across Hotel Portfolio
17 June 2026🏨 Davidson Hospitality Group has launched its first General Manager (GM) Council for 2026. The council includes leaders from various hotels and resorts such as The Westin Indianapolis, Hilton Gaslamp San Diego, and Margaritaville Hollywood Beach Resort. The initiative aims to foster inclusivity and enhance corporate strategies. Council members like Andy Seal and Niels Vuijsters will collaborate to provide diverse perspectives. Jason Reader, COO, highlights the Council’s role in creating value for owners and team members.
