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New Phocuswright and Arival research on 1,200 LATAM travelers finds a market moving against the grain: relaxation and family time beat authenticity and off-the-beaten-path travel. Nearly half of trips include children, twice the rate seen in the U.S. and Europe. Experiences now shape destination choice, especially in Brazil and Mexico. AI adoption for trip planning has reached 70%, yet trust, not technology, still decides where travelers book.

The redevelopment is anticipated to introduce the first W Apartments offered exclusively as rentals, together with Ohio’s first W Hotel, Class A office and the highest restaurant and bar in…

Partnership combines real-time operational data and dynamic value-based revenue controls to help hotels capture more profitable demand 15th September 2026 – Apaleo, the open, API-first hospitality platform, and IDeaS, a…

Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, 14 September – Journey has today announced the wider availability of Journey’s Experience Management System (EMS), its next-generation platform for spa, wellness and leisure management, which is already live and…

From Junior Suites to private villas, LASUITE.COM analysed 30,000 suites across 4,500 hotels and resorts in 45 countries. The study reveals a hospitality category with no universal standards, making suites…

From bars and hotels to private homes, this lookbook explores interiors where billiard tables are on hand for spontaneous games. Billiard tables – comprising a cloth-covered surface surrounded by cushioned sides that are punctuated with netted pockets – are a type of table that cue sports can be played on, such as pool and snooker. While they are traditionally covered in dark green cloth, to recall the appearance of grass lawns, contemporary designs feature differently-coloured cloth, from blues and reds to neutrals. Brightly coloured balls make the tables instantly recognisable, standing out against the background cloth when contained in a triangular rack or strewn around the table mid-play. The following interiors all feature billiard tables, from traditional games rooms in hospitality venues to unconventional placements in residential kitchens and living rooms. This is the latest in our lookbooks series, which provides visual inspiration from Dezeen's archive. For more inspiration, see previous lookbooks featuring wooden staircases, picture windows and cottage living rooms. Photo by Christopher Sturman Soho House São Paulo, Brazil, by Soho House Sculptural legs, deep netted pockets and a navy top allow this monolithic billiard table to anchor a lofty games room in members' club Soho House's São Paulo outpost. Its ornately inlayed base ties it in with pattern found elsewhere in the room, from wall hangings to lounge chairs. Find out more about Soho House São Paulo › Photo courtesy of Caceres + Tous House Kala, Indonesia, by Caceres + Tous When the panoramic jungle and sea views have been taken

Moon World Resorts Inc. (MWR) has appointed Rider Levett Bucknall (RLB), a leading global organization specialising in program management, cost management, quantity surveying, advisory services, sustainability services and built asset consultancy, as…

The August anniversary celebration brought together the cycling community to discover a lesser explored side of Mysuru Mysuru, 11.09.2026 – ibis Styles Mysuru marked its second anniversary in August with…

China's OTAs spent a decade building market power that helped them weather the pandemic and rebound hard, but 2025 revenue growth is decelerating fast. Regulators just fined Trip.com RMB5.18 billion in the sector's first anti-monopoly case, and agentic AI is starting to upend how travelers search and book. Tongcheng is acquiring across segments to shore up its position. What happens when a maturing, over-supplied market collides with regulatory pressure and AI disruption at once?