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Read → Accor pivots to emotion, Marriott pushes upgrades to mobile, Barcelona buys retail with tourist money and AI reshuffles discovery and direct booking.
Read → Generator targets 40 hotels in Europe, BCD books the same room twice, Jumbo absorbs Yourttoo, and German hotels lose overnight stays in August.
Read → Kapil Chopra's Indian chain moves from Goa retreats to an urban format of nearly all-suite hotels, each with a private members' club built in. Delhi, Mumbai, Bengaluru and Hyderabad are in play.
Read → New York's most emblematic hotel reopens after a full renovation. The question isn't whether it's beautiful, but whether it's still relevant.
Read → Markos Chaidemenos tells Hospitality Net why the group keeps its scale small and its design restrained to avoid wrecking the island.
Read → A company pitches wooden room cards that double as fridge magnets. Heritage hotels with a story to tell have a new trick up their sleeve.
Read → Mariel Lozano Studio designs the interiors and furniture of San Luis, the first property from Stays, Mad Monk Studios' brand. A 50 sqm flat in Roma Norte that squeezes the layout to cut visual noise.
Read → Pacific Hospitality Group, Berger Holding and JWG Investments debut Denū Hotel & Spa in Phoenix, a bet on the wellness segment in the US Southwest.
Read → Technology moves fast, but the guest experience still depends on well-trained people. Learning and leadership development are back at the centre of hotel strategy.
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The daily brief
One sharp travel-industry brief a day. Free.