June 13, 2025
Hotels serve up succulent, sweet summer dishes
Hotels bars and restaurants across the U.S. are ready for summer with their latest menu offerings.
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UK government to end use of hotels to house asylum seekers by 2029
The United Kingdom government has revealed its summer Spending Review, and a notable inclusion for hoteliers is the government plans to end its subsidies to house asylum seekers in hotels in 2029. 
June 11, 2025AHLA leader outlines US hotel industry's legislative priorities
NEW YORK — Maintaining tax cuts for small businesses at the federal level and continuing to push back on wage hikes at the local level are among the top priorities for the American Hotel & Lodging Association this year.
June 11, 2025UK economy hotels double down on tech, revenue management as demand tightens and costs increase
Challenges are mounting for United Kingdom’s budget and economy hotel segment, but technology and relationships are mellowing any discomfort.- June 10, 2025
Hotel operators hone retention efforts to turn 'transitory' jobs into hospitality careers
Hoteliers have made more of an effort to bolster their company culture and retention strategies over the past several years to combat a tight job market. 
June 9, 2025Australia's hotel owners increasingly turn to sustainability-linked loans
Green loans in the hotel industry are on a sharp upward curve in Australia as environmental, social and governance becomes more of a “prerequisite” and banks hold hoteliers to account for their policies and practice.- June 4, 2025
Experts unpack demand shifts, extended-stay growth and design trends on recent Hotel News Now podcasts
Hospitality experts recently weighed in on top topics for the hotel industry — from extended-stay supply growth, consumer sentiment's effect on demand and new design trends. 
June 4, 2025Hoteliers call for better tech, collaboration between operators and brands
NEW YORK — After a first day largely focused on ownership and investment, the second and final day of the 2025 NYU International Hospitality Investment Forum shifted to discussions about brands and hotel operators, who called for a higher degree of collaboration.
June 3, 2025Hotel execs cautiously optimistic for rest of 2025 after frustrating start to year
NEW YORK — For most of the year, the hospitality industry has been bracing for impact from new policies from the Trump administration. But after being in a holding pattern for the past few months, hotel leaders and economists at the NYU International Hospitality Investment Forum are pointing to the data to see what's actually happening.- June 2, 2025
Hotel industry inches toward stability in labor market after years of strain
The labor outlook in the hotel industry is starting to turn a corner after several years of intense challenges. 
May 29, 2025Behind Accor's plans to expand its hotel business in India through partnerships
Accor is going big in India, the country with the world’s largest population and, according to sources, the next major market for both domestic travel and inbound and outbound international travel.
May 23, 2025Taste of summer: Hotel bars, restaurants share their seasonal cocktails
The summer season kicks off next week, and hotel bars and restaurants across the U.S. have drinks ready for poolside lounging, rooftop evenings and every other occasion.
May 22, 2025Marriott's regional collection brand Series will debut in India
Marriott International, the world’s largest hotel firm by hotel count and market capitalization, has launched a new soft brand, Series by Marriott.
May 21, 2025Europe, Middle East and Africa hotel deals and developments: Achernar Assets acquires Riviera Marriott Hotel La Porte de Monaco
This roundup features the latest hotel deals and developments in the Europe, Middle East and Africa region.
May 21, 2025Busy hotel investors keep transactions pace steady in Dublin
Travel demand and hotel investment continue to sizzle in Dublin, Ireland.
May 20, 2025Caribbean hoteliers seek more regional sources for travel demand, construction materials
CORAL GABLES, Florida — The Caribbean's proximity to the United States makes it particularly vulnerable to ripple effects caused by trade, tariffs and tourism changes on the mainland. But hoteliers and investors in the Caribbean say collaboration and advocacy are the keys to reducing its reliance on the U.S., fortifying other demand sources and building regional strength.
May 19, 2025What a stalled NLRB means for hotel industry employers
HOUSTON — The National Labor Relations Board is in limbo right now when it comes to official decisionmaking, but hoteliers still need to be aware of movement happening on labor and union practices, and what will come next.- May 19, 2025
What the UK's proposed tighter immigration rules could mean for hoteliers
As government officials in the United Kingdom look to institute tougher restrictions on immigration, labor experts are encouraging industries that rely on immigrants as employees to know how the proposed regulations could affect their workforce and recruitment. - May 16, 2025
An update on the US labor law changes hoteliers can expect
HOUSTON — Laws and rules change along with every new presidential administration, and only several months into President Donald Trump’s second term, there’s already been a flurry of activity. 
May 14, 2025Hospitality sector in Iran shows resilience in the face of sanctions and economic crisis
Political tensions and economic turmoil have weighted heavily on the Iranian hotel sector. Despite this turbulence, hospitality in Iran is attracting investors, and hoteliers in the country are peering into the future with guarded optimism.
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