Market Trends

This article was written by Lodging Magazine. Click here to read the original article ARLINGTON, Virginia—U.S. hotel occupancy fell year over year for a ninth consecutive month, according to November…

As 2025 draws to a close, the global hotel development landscape remains shaped by disciplined capital allocation, calibrated brand positioning and selective market exposure. December’s openings and asset transitions reflect…

Reading Time: < 1 minute US: Exclusive Resorts Investments has agreed to acquire private luxury travel subscription company Inspirato, alongside the launch of a multi-brand luxury travel platform The Exclusive Collective. Under the transaction, which remains…

HotScore Analytics, the hospitality data and research unit of the Hotel & Tourism Investment Forum (HTIF), reports a third consecutive year of improvement in the quality of hotel services in Bulgaria, based on its proprietary HotScore™ Index — a data-driven benchmark for hotel guest satisfaction.

This article was written by HospitalityOn. Click here to read the original article This ‘price-driven’ growth masks marked differences between segments: the upscale and luxury segments accelerated (+4.9% RevPAR) while…

In November, the European hotel market trend remains positive: RevPAR growth holds up (+1.9% to €84.2), mainly supported by higher average rates (+1.8%), while occupancy is virtually flat (+0.1 pp).

This article was written by HospitalityOn. Click here to read the original article European hotel trends: November 2025 – RevPAR par Hospitality ON The Mediterranean arc accelerates, but local dynamics…

Boutique Design New York (BDNY), the leading trade fair and conference for the boutique hospitality and lifestyle industry, gathered nearly 15,000 designers, architects, brand executives, hoteliers, developers, purchasers, manufacturers, and…

Luxury used to be about being seen. Now it’s about how a place makes you feel. The future of luxury isn’t louder, bigger or more impressive. It’s internal. Hotels have…

The history of all-inclusive travel dates back nearly 100 years: Holiday camps in the U.K. pioneered the idea in the 1930s, and in 1950, the first “modern” resort utilizing the approach opened in Spain (it was a destination with tents and straw huts)—with others soon to follow.