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.
Ukraine now has more hotels than it did at the beginning of the war with Russia that started in 2022, and its domestic hotel industry’s net revenue jumped sevenfold over the past five years.
NASHVILLE, Tennessee — Despite an extended period of stubborn U.S. inflation, consumers and travelers haven't yet recoiled from higher prices, and that's a good sign for hotel forecasting for 2027.
The 416-room Prague Marriott and the adjacent Millennium Plaza mixed-use office and retail property have been sold by PH Properties, according to CBRE.
NASHVILLE, Tennessee — After half a decade in the doldrums, hotel group business is steadily recovering and in some U.S. markets already has returned to pre-pandemic numbers.
Less than three and a half years from its grand tourism plan Vision 2030, Saudi Arabia has outlined proposed staffing requirements for all types of hotels and other accommodations.
Canary Islands’ hotel owner and operator Lopesan Hotels & Resorts has received a €300 million ($350 million) out-of-court settlement from the government of the Canary Islands that ends a 20-year-plus ...
The proposed hotel tower at Bavaria House — which would be the tallest hotel in the City of London once completed — has satisfied another roadblock that highlighted concerns that its planning process ...
Hoteliers in the United Kingdom might soon get the government to act on the reevaluation of business rates, the property tax charged on commercial properties.