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While Europe’s policymakers and opinion leaders obsess over semiconductors and clean tech, another economic engine is humming along with far less fanfare – and far greater local impact. In its forecast for the five-year period from 2024 to 2029, Oxford Economics named travel and tourism the world’s fastest-growing established industry – outpacing financial services, manufacturing, and even information and communication. It’s time Europe treated it as a serious pillar of economic strength – not a sideshow.

This article was written by LodgIQ site. Click here to read the original article When the World Cup arrives in a host city, the surge in demand is unlike any…

Welcome to our annual report on the World’s Best Luxury Hotel Brands. This is not just another ranking: over the past year, LTI - Luxury Travel Intelligence - has employed a meticulously defined assessment process, throughout which our rigorous algorithm evaluates the performance and values of luxury hotel brands.

NEW YORK — Horace Greeley famously remarked in 1865: “Go West, young man.” One hundred sixty years later, Elie Maalouf, CEO of IHG Hotels & Resorts, would frame it differently:…

CBRE Hotels prepares annual industry outlooks for the Canadian accommodation industry. This release details CBRE’s 5-year national outlook, an updated 2025 forecast, and the 2026 outlook for 13 Canadian major markets and the provinces.

Rising costs and uneven demand challenges are placing a significant strain on hotel investment and operations, according to a new survey conducted by the American Hotel & Lodging Association (AHLA), the leading voice representing all segments of the hotel industry. The survey, conducted in late August, featured input from nearly 400 hotel property owners and operators nationwide.

Luxury has long been synonymous with seamless indulgence — anticipating every need before it’s voiced, removing every friction, perfecting every detail. But what if the very thing we’ve been perfecting is starting to lose its power?

The Hospitality Asset Managers Association (“HAMA”) today provided the results of its Fall 2025 Industry Outlook Survey. The semi-annual report conveyed the latest opinions, experiences and predictions of 81 hotel asset managers on topics ranging from RevPAR forecasts to demand concerns.

This article was written by Travolution. Click here to read the original article A study led by AI AI-first digital marketing agency specialised in travel and tourism, Propellic, has revealed…