Market Trends

Entertainment-driven design challenges traditional hotel positioning and revenue mix Dec 18, 2025 Atari Hotels has released updated plans for its flagship Phoenix property, outlining a hotel concept built around immersive…

The Caribbean and Latin American (CALA) lodging market has experienced some challenges in 2025. While visitation from the U.S. has cooled down, intra-regional travel has increased. As always, market performance varies by segment. Modest-priced properties have struggled, but luxury and all-inclusive properties have prospered. The major international brands and developers continue to increase their presence throughout CALA by developing branded residences and highly experiential lodging properties.

Urban hospitality is experiencing a steady realignment as guest behaviour evolves. Travellers arrive with habits shaped by flexible work, longer stays, and a desire for spaces that feel practical rather…

This article was written by Mirai (English Insights). Click here to read the original article En español, en français, em português. The Challenge Mexican hotel chain Grupo Camino Real operates…

Greater Houston’s lodging market is stabilizing, with distinct performance differences across submarkets. While 2024 posted strong results lifted by major events and weather-related displacement, inflation-adjusted levels show that real-dollar gains over 2019 are more modest. As 2025 has unfolded, differences between the city and outlying submarkets have become clearer as the market returns to more typical operating patterns.

As the travel landscape accelerates into 2026, hotels and resorts are redefining what modern hospitality looks like, with a clear shift toward wellness led journeys, meaningful experiences, flexible pricing and more personalised service. The Dana Agency has documented the key trends shaping this next chapter, and many of them are already visible in how guests plan, book and experience stays on the ground.

Clear value, recognition, and personalization are the real drivers of direct booking loyalty Dec 17, 2025 Despite the growing influence of OTAs and AI-powered travel assistants, hotel guests continue to…

Why digital strength, loyalty, and guest experience now define hotel value Dec 17, 2025 Hotel deal activity in the U.S. is no longer about rapid expansion, but about sharpening portfolios…

The U.S. hospitality and leisure sector is closing 2025 with a focus on operational optimization, evolving consumer expectations and selective dealmaking, according to new outlook report released by PwC. After…

Forward-looking data from Key Data shows rising occupancy, firm pricing, and robust revenue momentum into winter UK, December 16, 2025  —  December is on track to deliver one of the strongest…