County officials greenlit a 29-story resort with an LED-wrapped heart cutout on the Strip's southern end, reviving debate over themed architecture in the city.
The short-term rental platform is doubling down on independent properties as travelers seek character and local flavor over standardized chains.
From restored medieval hamlets to working farms, these wine-country retreats trade tourist bustle for birdsong and terroir.
The Grand Hyatt Miami Beach has topped out, bringing four floors of meeting space and a skybridge connection that could reshape the city's appeal for large-scale events.
The French hotelier is doubling down on religious tourism in Saudi Arabia's holy cities, where pilgrim demand offers insulation from regional travel headwinds.
The Zetter Bloomsbury trades hotel formality for the warmth of a well-curated residence in London's literary heart
The brand's first New York property in years opens in NoMad this December, while Radisson brings hotel search to ChatGPT and Remington adds a San Diego conversion to its portfolio.
MGM Resorts' latest earnings reveal a city split in two: high-end properties are booming while mid-tier hotels struggle to fill rooms at last year's rates.
The cruise line increased automatic tips by up to 6.5 percent effective immediately, prompting passengers to debate whether to remove the charges entirely
The Foreside Inn opens next month with PIN-code entry, remote concierge, and a staffing model its owner says will save $200,000 a year.
The cruise line has opened bookings for weekly seven-night sailings showcasing glaciers, wildlife, and coastal communities from April through September.
A new capsule hotel in Soho is proving that budget accommodation doesn't have to mean sacrificing comfort or location.
The independent hotel and restaurant association expands with properties spanning Europe, North America, and Asia, including a 200-year-old ryokan and an English country estate.
The 111-passenger Tui Luzia marks the cruise line's debut on the Douro, scheduled to begin sailing from Porto in June 2027
The Imperial Hotel Kyoto transformed a 1936 performance hall into a 55-room refuge where traditional craftsmanship meets modern hospitality in the heart of Gion.
The 65-room property marks the first brand to join the hospitality giant's Outdoor Collection since it launched last year, blending stargazing, soaking tubs, and desert immersion on 180 acres near the national park.
Villa Vie is adding a larger vessel to its permanent-living fleet, with cabins priced higher than its first ship but a new dual-access ownership model.
Native King's Wardrobe occupies terraces laid out after the Great Fire destroyed a building that once stored the monarchy's ceremonial robes and state regalia.
From a Tivoli Gardens hideaway to a Vesterbro neighborhood gem, the Danish capital offers welcoming accommodations that go beyond rainbow flags.
Paradero Todos Santos flips the all-inclusive model by designing a package around disconnection, local experiences, and the landscape outside its walls.
