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Hotel Brands Embrace Student Housing for Diverse Income Streams
Hotel brands are increasingly turning to student housing, tapping into diverse income streams including traditional stays and coworking spaces.
Wynn Resorts' UAE Casino Project Faces Delays and Budget Overruns
Wynn Resorts is investing an additional $600 million into their UAE casino project, viewing regional conflicts as a cost rather than a setback.
UAE's Hotel Divide: Abu Dhabi Thrives While Dubai Struggles
While Abu Dhabi's hotel market flourishes on a robust events calendar, Dubai's hotel economy falters due to a lack of returning flights.
Why Boutique Hotel Founders Are Selling Their Brands
The asset-light model allows boutique hotels to expand rapidly, often making their brands attractive acquisitions for larger hotel chains.
Oberoi Hotels Struggles With Shortfall of High-Paying Foreign Guests
Oberoi Hotels reports a significant decline in high-paying foreign travelers and is now focusing on attracting domestic visitors to compensate.
Dubai's Rove Hotels Aims to Fill Saudi Arabia's Mid-Scale Gap
Rove Hotels is strategically positioning itself in Saudi Arabia’s mid-scale market ahead of major events like Expo 2030 and the 2034 World Cup.
Inside Gulf Hub Airports: Karak Chai, Luxury Retail And Invisible Millions
A Skift audio essay draws a stark contrast between glittering luxury stores at Gulf hub airports and the vast, largely unseen populations who pass those shopfronts every day.
RealTime Reservation Acquires STAY To Unify Hotel Ancillary Revenue Tech
RealTime Reservation’s purchase of STAY creates a single shopping cart and shared data foundation for hotel ancillary sales, promising cleaner integrations and faster personalization.
Hotels Waged A Hundred Million Dollar Fight Against OTAs
Hotels invested heavily trying to cut OTAs out of bookings. As AI agents emerge as a new distribution layer, the decade-long battle may no longer decide who controls bookings.
World Cup Promises Falter As Tournament Risks Becoming Most Carbon-Heavy Ever
Despite sustainability pledges, the World Cup’s carbon burden is rising — driven largely by fan and team travel. Concentrating tournaments in single countries may be the clearest route to cuts.
Leisure and Hospitality Leading Job Growth Ahead of World Cup
The U.S. hospitality sector sees significant job growth ahead of the World Cup, driven by heightened preparations and expectations for increased tourism.