Vestige Son Vell occupies an 18th-century manor on 180 hectares of farmland, with energy drawn from geothermal wells and a kitchen fed by its own gardens.
A&K Sanctuary is launching a high-altitude glamping camp where guests can stay directly on the world's largest salt flat, starting July 2027.
The UAE emirate is pushing 8,000 hotel keys into its pipeline, targeting an 80 per cent premium mix by 2030 despite slow recovery in international arrivals.
The St Enodoc in Rock blends estuary views, Michelin-starred dining, and coastal charm - but its sprawling menu may puzzle short-stay guests.
The 180-room lifestyle hotel anchors the East Village expansion at Park City, as Deer Valley attracts a wave of year-round hospitality investment.
The 245-room SongTeller Hotel features a 20,000-square-foot museum and two live venues, opening weeks after the country icon's death at 80.
From cliffside retreats in the Aegean to revived palazzos in Venice, this season's openings span every budget and travel style.
At The Farm at Avebury, children bottle-feed animals and ride tractors to ancient tombs while parents finally get a moment to sit down.
Fake creators and fabricated properties are earning commissions through the platform's travel commerce tool, leaving real hotel owners scrambling to protect their brands.
A decades-old hotel on Costa Rica's Nicoya Peninsula anchors a wellness-driven beach town built on dirt roads, consistent waves, and a slower pace of life.
A remote Indonesian island trades its surfer-shack reputation for high-end hospitality, raising questions about what comes next for one of Asia's last sleepy corners.
Read and Rabbit offers travellers a holiday rental with a twist: run the shop downstairs, sell books to locals, and live out a bibliophile fantasy.
The ultra-luxury brand known for secluded escapes is building its first city property, a 103-floor tower set to open in 2030 on Shanghai's North Bund waterfront.
Petter Bäcklund has spent 16 summers on Sweden's Baltic islands, where limestone cliffs, farm shops, and a slower pace pull creatives away from the capital.
The Revery brings 24 rooms and safari-inspired tents to Chania's western coast, balancing seclusion with low-impact design.
The hotel group's 100-property target by 2030 hinges on a simple bet: domestic demand can outlast regional turbulence better than tourist flows.
The global construction pipeline topped 15,900 projects in mid-2026, with the United States claiming more than a third of the total and brand conversions surging to record levels.
HOSHINOYA Nara transforms a century-old detention center into a hotel that refuses to erase its austere past
Nômade Temple opens on Portinatx's northern coast, trading nightclubs for wellness, resident artists and a slower pace.
A working dude ranch in Whitefish and a luxury ski resort in Big Sky provide contrasting but complementary windows into a state still defining itself between preservation and change.
