Terence Baker

I recently attended a webinar hosted by business consultancy HVS and legal firm Bird & Bird on German distress.

The Sirius Hotel Group, formerly Resident Hotels, is using its name change as a path forward to expand its portfolio of owned and managed hotels.

Read the latest roundup of hotel industry hires and promotions in the Europe, Middle East and Africa region.

Hoteliers believe the German hotel industry has yet to recover fully from COVID-19 levels in many markets. A spate of hotel-form insolvencies in Europe’s largest economy have raised questions about ...

The rules for United Kingdom and European Union travelers to go to and from each other have changed notably over this past year.

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Three news items caught my eye last week.

Madrid-based real estate investment trust Hotei Properties Group SOCIMI, which changed its name last October from Millenium Hospitality Real Estate, has agreed to sell its 93-room hotel Nômade Temple ...

Italian institutional investment firm Generali Real Estate has acquired the 203-room Novotel London Tower Bridge from Ares Real Estate and EQ Group.

The Shangri-La Hotel, Dubai has been acquired for 1.1 billion United Arab Emirati dirhams, equivalent to almost $300 million.

Despite a relative proximity to geopolitical conflict and instability elsewhere in the Middle East, Egypt has shown to be a safe haven for hotel investment and development.

This roundup features the latest hotel deals and developments in the Europe, Middle East and Africa region.

Four Seasons Hotels & Resorts will open a hotel in Seville, Spain, in 2028 in association with Madrid-based developer Blasson Property Investments.

It has long been a beef that British hotels and hospitality businesses face heavier-than-most tax burdens — their larger square footage definitely results in higher business-rate bills, and meals ...

The U.S.-Iran war and the closing of the Strait of Hormuz have been major disruptors of global supply lines.

Hotel companies operating in Cuba are getting the message: Leave Cuba or face the threat of U.S. sanctions.

It's costing hoteliers in the United Kingdom more and more to operate their hotels with little relief in sight, and industry experts are now warning that could soon lead to series consequences ...