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.
NASHVILLE, Tennessee — Despite some U.S. hotel markets not scoring a goal during the 2026 FIFA World Cup, hoteliers are tightening their operations strategy and are seeing some positive demand ...
A return to profitability for Hongkong & Shanghai Hotels — the parent firm of Peninsula Hotels — is behind the decision to significantly renovate the 287-room Peninsula Peninsula Hong Kong and the ...
In case you had not seen, the United Kingdom has a new prime minister, one Andy Burnham, and one of his first decisions was to impose a 20% cut to business rates for pubs and live music venues.
Hot weather across Europe saw many of Accor's hotels throughout the continent perform well, but its portfolio in the Middle East saw continued declines from the ongoing conflict in the region.
The costs of running a hotel keep climbing, which brings more scrutiny to the costs associated with guest acquisition, especially in London, one of the world's busiest hotel markets.
Japan Hotel Real Estate Investment Trust Corp. has sold one hotel and acquired another, with the combined value of the two deals adding up to 45.22 billion Japanese yen ($278.37 million).
Irish hotel firm MHL Hotel Collection has acquired two hotels in Dublin from Tifco Hotel Group, which is also based in Ireland. The Irish Times reports the deal has a value of €100 million ($114.5 ...
There is room for more hotel development in London, but viable projects will exist in the “spectrum between vanity and sanity,” said Graham Dodd, vice president of development, United Kingdom and ...
Minas Terlidis sees plenty of hotel opportunities in Europe's most visited cities — not in large new developments but in small, underused buildings across the continent.
Investment firms Tikehau Capital, based in Paris, and Quest Capital, based in Lisbon, have secured alternative funding from Maslow Capital to help debut their new in-house operator Selecto.
One of London’s most beloved buildings, exhibition center and arts and entertainment venue Olympia, revamped to the tune of £1.3 billion ($1.74 billion), is being anchored by a Hyatt hotel.
Knowledge Economic City has announced a 1.5 billion Saudi riyal ($393 million) fund to develop two hotels and 295 branded residential units in Islam’s second holiest city, Medina, Saudi Arabia.