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The pool at the Pier Sixty-Six resort, with the original 1965 tower in the background with its Pier Top rotating lounge.

Fort Lauderdale's Pier Sixty-Six is back in rotationNearly seven years after being ravaged by Hurricane Irma, one of the landmark resorts of Fort Lauderdale is back in business.

If there's a worker shortage, hotels could restrict housekeeping service, like they did during the pandemic.

Hospitality grapples with specter of mass deportationsAs the Trump administration intensifies immigration enforcement efforts and expands its deportation powers, U.S. hotels and...

The Hyatt Zilara Rose Hall in Jamaica.

Hyatt's Playa purchase continues an all-inclusive expansionWhile the transaction is expected to streamline operations for Hyatt and travel advisors alike, industry watchers say they are...

The Chateau de la Commaraine will feature 37 accommodations, including the Vue Clos suite.

Burgundy's Chateau de la Commaraine unveiledAfter a four-year renovation, the 12th century estate will open as a five-star hotel in late 2025.

The lobby entrance to the Hotel Casa del Mar in Santa Monica.

From Los Angeles hotels, a plea for visitorsWildfires have destroyed parts of Los Angeles County, but most hotels in the region are open for business, and it's business...

Sandals is considered a reliable partner in protecting the integrity of group rates. Pictured, the Sandals St. Vincent and the Grenadines.

Why are many all-inclusives undercutting group rates? Longtime advisors explainSome hotel loyalty programs are advertising rates that are lower -- sometimes significantly lower -- than the negotiated rates...

The author takes simulator instruction from a former Air Force pilot.

Flight simulators elevate Colorado Springs' Hotel PolarisLocated on the edge of the U.S. Air Force Academy, Hotel Polaris was looking to offer something that stands out from all other...

The Destination Wedding & Honeymoon Specialists Association says clients are often finding better rates and cancellation terms on their own.

Direct offers frustrate travel advisors who sell destination weddingsA member survey by the Destination Wedding & Honeymoon Specialists Association showed that 95% of members have lost group...

A Postcard Cabins tiny cabin accommodation.

From cabins to glamping, big hotel chains lean into the great outdoorsMarriott International is the latest to make a move, acquiring Postcard Cabins and forging a long-term agreement with...

The Fontainebleau Las Vegas is offering special rates for evacuees.

Hotels offer discounted rates to Los Angeles fire evacueesHotels in Southern California and beyond are stepping up to provide shelter for displaced L.A. residents.

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