453 Design & Construction results

How this change plays out will have distinct benefits for the future of hospitality and the associates who work in it, according to panelists who participated in the “Bourbon with the bosses” panel ...

REPORT FROM GERMANY—Hotel construction continues in Europe despite the pandemic, with investors looking to Germany to set the tone for the rest of the continent, according to sources.

MILWAUKEE—An historic double mansion, built in 1898 for two families, at 817 and 819 N. Marshall St. in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, was almost torn down in 1985. Today, it’s the three-story, 17-room Dubbel ...

Everyone who is reading this knows how the hotel industry dynamics have been severely altered. This includes those related to hotel renovations and the renovation rules that we have long thought to ...

REPORT FROM THE U.S.—Dining areas and operations at independent hotels are adapting to provide enjoyable F&B experiences while keeping guests and staff healthy and safe.

REPORT FROM THE U.S.—Independent hotels are holding on through the current pandemic environment, and exceptional service and experiences remain key.

These days Hotel News Now is publishing articles and data that shows where demand is, what flexibility is required in within teams and chains and how hoteliers globally are negotiating the chaos of ...

REPORT FROM THE U.K.—In what will become a new era of social distancing when hotels reopen, those with secret rooms hidden behind bookcases or false walls might have an edge.

GLOBAL REPORT—As health officials continue to urge the public to practice social distancing, hotels are finding ways to adapt, despite many unknowns surrounding what works and what doesn’t.

There is no question that the coronavirus pandemic will result in significant economic loss and an immeasurable loss of life. But as we’ve learned from past pandemics and depressions, this ...

REPORT FROM THE U.S.—Everything that’s familiar in hotel development—the planning, meeting with suppliers and contractors, digging up that first shovelful of dirt and the flurry of activity—has been ...

I have been reading this week with great interest different takes about what the global hotel industry may look like once we return to some semblance of normal. Granted, “normal” is up for ...

Millennials travel more than any other generation (82% when compared to 75% of all other generations), and they spend more when they do. Capturing the business of this generation as it ages and ...

REPORT FROM THE U.S.—Social media is a crucial tool for marketing, and hoteliers continue to evolve their strategies to reach the right customer and curate a picture-perfect experience on property.

REPORT FROM THE U.S.—As technology evolves to meet the needs of business travelers, so must the workspaces at hotels.

REPORT FROM THE U.S.—As the hotel industry cycle appears to be nearing its end, executives at real estate investment trusts are evaluating how they are managing their portfolios.

Selling a hotel requires more than hiring a broker, creating an offering memorandum and installing a so-called “for sale” sign.

BETHESDA, Maryland—A combination of reopened repositioned hotels and improved demand in November and December caused Pebblebrook Hotel Trust’s performance during the fourth quarter of 2019 to be ...

LOS ANGELES—2019 was a year of renovations and conversions for Braemar Hotels & Resorts.

During 2020, the hospitality industry will undertake a record number of CapEx projects, estimated at more than $7 billion. This volume, combined with an expanding global economy, trade wars and ...