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W New York Union Square reopened following a $100 million re-imagination of its 256 rooms and facilities. Plus other hotel deal and development news.

What’s in a name? For Oyo, now Prism, apparently quite a bit. But investors will look past the rebrand for proof the company is more than a startup in new clothes, and that its profits are built to last.

Brand USA's downsizing was almost inevitable after Congress torpedoed its funding this summer. Whether it can be effective in promoting tourism given the U.S. political climate remains to be seen.

While neighbors chase viral moments, Oman built something that will outlast the hype era. Sometimes the smartest cultural investment is the deepest one.

Dozens of new career coaches have emerged in the industry — some with hospitality backgrounds. Industry associations are also jumping in.

As many companies tighten their business travel belts, are they still planning to bring incentive winners to the newly opened Waldorf?

The future may not be about filling rooms alone, but about becoming a part of people’s daily lives.

Skift Global Forum 2025 puts you in the room with the executives, innovators, and disruptors who are redefining airlines, hotels, and destinations. Are you in or watching from the sidelines?

This report features conversations with industry leaders on AI, digital transformation, and the innovations shaping hotel operations and guest experience in 2025 and beyond.

Motel One says it has carved out a profitable niche by leaning on design flair, prime locations, and rate discipline. New private equity money from PAI is fueling its expansion plans.

The U.S. travel sector is slowing down due to a drop in international visitors, especially from Canada, while Canada's industry is surging because of a boom in domestic tourism.

Anutin Charnvirakul’s appointment all but rules out a fast-tracked casino bill. For now, Thailand’s casino plans face steep political and social hurdles.