🏨 Europe, 2027: Look out for luxury hotel openings including Bvlgari Resort Bodrum, Rosewood Milan, Mandarin Oriental Gellért in Budapest, and Cheval Blanc Pitrizza in Sardinia. These projects emphasize cultural identity and long-stay lifestyle appeal, integrating wellness, heritage, and design. Locations like private Mediterranean peninsulas and urban landmarks are highlighted. The trend underscores investor confidence and rising demand for personalized, experience-led hospitality. Noteworthy openings include Six Senses locations in France and Greece.

🗽 May 29, 2026, Six Senses announces Six Senses Beijing in Haidian District, Beijing. The project revives the Liulangzhuang area, a cultural hub linked to the Qing dynasty's imperial retreats. The hotel will feature 75 rooms, reimagined siheyuan homes, private gardens, and boat jetties. Notable amenities include waterside dining, a wellness center, Earth Lab, and Alchemy Bar. Six Senses expands within IHG Hotels & Resorts, now with 27 properties in 20 countries, including recent openings in London.

🌴 May 29, 2026, Mykonos, Greece: The Lucien Barrière Group will open Fouquet's Mykonos in June, marking its entry into Greece. Set on Paraga Beach, the property includes 61 suites and 3 villas, an indoor pool, and a basketball court. It features a spa designed with Dr. Barbara Sturm and a restaurant in partnership with Roka. This project, in collaboration with Yoda Group, highlights Barrière's strategy to expand globally while maintaining luxury and unique experiences.

🏨 May 29, 2026, Milan, Italy: Tivoli President Milano, a five-star hotel by Tivoli Hotels & Resorts, officially opens after renovating the former NH Collection Milano President. Located in San Babila, it boasts 239 rooms, including 60 suites. Highlights include a 150 sqm Presidential Suite, a wellness area with Zerobody Dry Float beds, and a Technogym fitness center. Upcoming features include a first-floor restaurant and public events. The hotel emphasizes design, service, and location.