Regulatory and Legal Affairs

The American Hotel & Lodging Association, the leading voice representing all segments of the hotel industry, issued the following statement on the end of the federal government shutdown:

UN Tourism has formally announced 22 new Affiliate Members.

This article was written by Travolution. Click here to read the original article Travel group could close UK B2C brands could close at the end of process Dnata Travel Group…

Five-year moratorium on tourist licences reshapes the property market and stalls holiday-let expansion Nov 13, 2025 The government of the Canary Islands has introduced sweeping regulation banning new tourist-apartment licences…

Saudi Arabia-based Adeera has signed a new agreement to use transformative travel technology, Amadeus Digital Media. Through advanced omni-channel advertising strategies, Adeera will be able to better reach travelers at the moments they are most likely to book, across paid search, display, and social media. Thomas Grundner, Chief Commercial Officer at Adeera, says: “Using Amadeus’ market intelligence, we will be able to refine our outreach and offer travelers more compelling reasons to choose Adeera. The ability to integrate marketing, distribution, and data insight into a single platform stands out as a significant advantage. “Beyond the product, we appreciate the partnership approach with Amadeus and the opportunity to grow together as Adeera expands. This mix of technology and collaboration provides us with the foundation we need to achieve our ambitious growth goals.” Adeera is working to transform hospitality in Saudi Arabia, showcasing the kingdom’s rich tradition of hospitality...

This article was written by Lodging Magazine. Click here to read the original article WASHINGTON, D.C.—Leaders from the American Hotel & Lodging Association (AHLA), Airlines for America (A4A), U.S. Travel…

Patrick M. D’Aoust probably didn’t expect his anniversary trip to end early, but he definitely didn’t think he’d have just 15 minutes to vacate his room.

The European Union is introducing a new wave of sustainability requirements that will reshape the hotel industry starting 2026. These regulations aim to boost transparency, curb greenwashing, and standardize how hotels measure and communicate their environmental impact.