Terence Baker has written about hotels, tourism, hospitality, events and business travel for more than 30 years. The former managing editor and travel editor of the American Automobile Association’s Car & Travel magazine, he has also written for Meet...
Terence Baker has written about hotels, tourism, hospitality, events and business travel for more than 30 years. The former managing editor and travel editor of the American Automobile Association’s Car & Travel magazine, he has also written for Meetings & Conventions, Meetings & Incentive Travel and Travel Weekly. Baker moved back to his native London a decade ago after nearly 20 years living and writing in New York City. His focus is on the hotel industry in Europe, Middle East and Africa.
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 ...
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 ...
Singapore-based real estate investment trust CapitaLand Ascott Trust has agreed to sell one of its hotels, the 336-room Robertson House by The Crest Collection in Singapore, for 360 million Singapore ...
Sébastien Bazin, president and CEO of French hotel firm Accor, will not renew his current contract and will leave the global brand company within the next two years.
Birmingham may be the end of the line for the U.K.'s much-anticipated high-speed rail initiative for now, but the city is still on an uphill climb when it comes to economic development, including ...
Kohlberg Kravis Roberts & Co. and joint-venture partner The Baupost Group have sold three Delta by Marriott hotels in the United Kingdom for an undisclosed price to Select Group, which is based in ...