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Park City is experiencing an unprecedented wave of residential and hotel development, driven by expanding ski infrastructure and growing year-round demand. This article places current lodging growth in context by comparing Park City’s hotel supply to that of other mature ski resorts, illustrating why the market remains well positioned to absorb additional inventory over time.

TFE Hotels will open the highly anticipated Adina Chermside Brisbane in mid-to-late April 2026, introducing a new era of contemporary apartment‑style hotel living to one of Brisbane’s fastest‑growing urban centres. Perfectly positioned just 20 minutes from the CBD - and only moments from Westfield Chermside and adjacent to the Prince Charles Hospital - the 148‑key hotel brings Adina’s signature "casual living philosophy" to Brisbane’s thriving northern corridor.

We’re living in anxious times. Politically. Socially. Environmentally. Spiritually.

One year after U.S. Travel’s Commission on Seamless and Secure Travel released its landmark report, the U.S. Travel Association today highlighted meaningful progress in modernizing America’s travel system—while warning that certain policy proposals, including a $250 "visa integrity fee” and expanded social media screening requirements for visa waiver travelers, could undermine recent gains and weaken U.S. competitiveness.

After several years of post-pandemic reset, the hospitality and leisure dealmaking sector is settling into a new rhythm. Growth is no longer about adding scale alone, but about how well companies can connect experiences, customer data and loyalty across their portfolios. The assets attracting the most interest are those designed to work together.

The U.S. hotel industry reported positive year-over-year comparisons, according to CoStar’s latest data through 14 February. CoStar is a global leading provider of online real estate marketplaces, information and analytics in the property markets.

I’m going to say something that sounds counterintuitive for an agency owner:

For those who have not followed our writing, the Mille Club refers to properties with rates over one thousand dollars, pounds or euros, with the ‘mille’ picked up from the Italian language. The Mille Club’s premise is that guests at this level are looking for an incredible experience rather than mere accommodations. Instead, hoteliers’ offerings compete for guests independent of location, making comp sets typically geographically derived moot. With great rate comes great expectations…

Recruitment is a race in hospitality. There’s urgency in filling open roles—especially when guest expectations remain high and operations never pause. When you have openings in certain roles, you risk revenue. Take a Sales Manager vacancy – who is handling that role’s book of business? Who is filling the rooms that Sales Manager would have filled?

On the heels of two Miami hotel openings this winter, the award-winning, international Namron Hospitality group is proud to expand its U.S. portfolio by reintroducing The William boutique hotel in New York City.