The cruise giant's move into all-inclusive hotels marks a sharp turn for a company that has spent years building private islands and beach clubs for its own guests.
The Singapore-based hospitality firm has acquired Newmark Hotels, adding 26 properties across the continent in an asset-light expansion that marks its first major push into safari and nature-based accommodation.
Hotel Marcel in New Haven proves that historic preservation and radical sustainability can share the same address - and that cutting-edge green tech doesn't have to mean sacrificing comfort.
A 117-year-old downtown building will become a 169-room music-themed property with residences, recording studio, and rooftop pool - part of a wider push toward cultural hospitality.
A Johor Bahru property has turned a former Pan Am and Japan Airlines jumbo jet into 18 suites, complete with cockpit access and poolside views.
Sandringham Estate has opened a 147-year-old tower as private accommodation for couples, part of a growing shift toward adaptive reuse in heritage tourism.
A stay in a hanok reveals a quieter, more intimate side of South Korea's capital - and locals are rediscovering them too.
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.
Park Hotels completes a $100 million transformation of the Miami Beach property, adding rooms and modernizing amenities while betting on one of the country's strongest lodging markets.
The Ka La'i Waikiki Beach emerges from a floor-to-ceiling transformation designed to anchor guests in Hawaiian culture, not just luxury amenities.
After bankruptcy and a pandemic closure, the property formerly known as Hotel 13 returns as 13 Palace, betting on premium travelers beyond the casino floor.
Hôtel de Sers blends 19th-century architecture with modern amenities in Paris's eighth arrondissement, steps from the Eiffel Tower and Champs-Élysées.
