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October marks the eighth month this year with a decline in international visitation.

AI is generating fake receipts, and corporations need to modernize their auditing to keep pace.

Travel to the the U.S. keeps getting more expensive, which could hurt destinations that rely on international visitors.

Hyatt Place Butwal opened in western Nepal with 109 guestrooms, marking the third Hyatt-branded hotel in the country. Plus, more hotel deal and development news for APAC.

Independent hotels are winning over travelers who crave authenticity, but scale still matters. The Set bridges that gap, giving small luxury brands global reach without sacrificing their individuality.

When the loudest warnings are coming not from the industry but from policymakers, perhaps that might be a sign the sector deserves more than pocket-change budgets and last-minute attention.

The UAE is a huge potential market for India given the vast Indian diaspora, but it has not yet been realized. And even with easier entry, the pace of change remains, well, glacial.

The Waldorf Astoria New York has officially opened following an unprecedented restoration. Plus, more hotel deal and development news.

The 2026 World Cup promises a $30.5 billion economic boost, yet it faces significant headwinds from a tourism sector currently contracting, with inbound volumes down and continued political and trade tensions.

One thousand owner contracts likely attracted interest from other property managers besides Evolve. These contracts fit in with Evolve's business, and not so much for Casago.

Heathrow’s third runway has government backing, for now. But the country’s own climate laws may become a gatekeeper.

Wyndham will open the Baymont Kunming Wuhua in the heart of the Yunnan capital’s commercial center. Plus, more hotel deal and development news for APAC.