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🗽 The global hospitality pipeline in May 2025 shows stable progress with regional variations. In the United States, numerous hotel openings highlight strong activity, with future projects planned in both key urban and regional markets. Europe sees renovations and openings, especially in Southern Europe, with selective growth in the North. The Middle East focuses on new project signings, while Asia experiences consistent development in Southeast Asia and India, indicating investor confidence and long-term potential.

🏨 Hospitality ON reveals a global map of hotel activity over the last 10 days. Yellow marks hotels that opened this week, blue indicates future openings announced this week, green shows rebranded hotels reopening, and orange highlights newly signed projects launching in the future. The focus is on hotels from groups, chains, and networks, providing a snapshot of industry movements, deals, and plans.

🏨 Accor expands in Greek luxury hospitality with Athens Capital Suites – MGallery Collection, adding 19 suites and a presidential suite, totaling 177 rooms, near Syntagma Square, Athens. This marks the first standalone MGallery Suites globally. A new MGallery hotel in Chania, Crete, with 201 rooms is planned for 2026, alongside the Elatos Resort return. Accor’s focus is on cultural integration and immersive guest experiences, enhancing Greece’s role in its European luxury expansion strategy.