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Travellers to Edinburgh will have the opportunity to check-into a new budget hotel from 2028 following the decision by Edinburgh City Council to mind to grant planning permission for a new Premier Inn at Edinburgh Airport.

Property taxes represent a substantial expense for hotels, significantly impacting profitability. A recent analysis of over 6,000 hotels, using CBRE’s Trends® in the Hotel Industry database, reveals dramatic disparities in property tax burdens based on both location and hotel type. This article explores these critical variations, providing insights into how these differences can impact hotel valuations.

Croatia’s hotel sector has experienced notable development in recent years, driven by a steady rise in tourist arrivals and ongoing investment in new hospitality infrastructure. A significant hotel concentration is in central urban areas, particularly in proximity to key cultural landmarks, commercial zones, and transportation nodes.

Two years after embarking on a multi-million pound expansion project to reimagine its resort for the future, the award-winning Belfry Hotel & Resort, in the Midlands, is today unveiling the results of its transformative development. The independent hotel is opening the doors to its impressive events venue, state-of-the-art fitness and leisure club and stunning new accommodation.

As the hospitality industry continues to refine what luxury means, attention is shifting from grand gestures to the finer details. Guest room supplies, once considered standard are now being reimagined as part of the brand experience, with hotels seeking ways to bring customization and personality into every corner of a stay.

roommaster Software has announced the official launch of its redesigned website, showcasing the company’s evolution into a comprehensive, all-in-one hospitality technology platform. The new digital presence reflects roommaster’s commitment to simplifying hotel operations through unified technology solutions designed specifically for independent hotels, inns, resorts, and management groups.

In today’s global business landscape, creating events that are truly accessible isn’t just a matter of checking a box. It’s a fundamental business imperative. By intentionally designing experiences that welcome everyone, organizations can unlock new opportunities, drive deeper engagement, and build a reputation as an industry leader. For event planners, this means shifting from a mindset of basic compliance to one of proactive inclusion.

For the longest time, hotels have been the main centers of gravity in the hospitality industry. Everything is changing nowadays as people invest more and more in experiences instead of places. This whole concept of Experience Economy is making the last generations, like Millennials and Gen Z, spend more on unique and tailored attractions, often engulfed in local communities. A hotel is no longer an ultimate goal, but rather the gateway into a broader ecosystem of impressions. This redefines the role of hoteliers and developers: from constructing buildings to shaping experiences.

In the week ending 23 August 2025, U.S. hotel revenue per available room (RevPAR) fell 1.3%, marking the third consecutive weekly decrease and 10th decline in the past 12 weeks. Occupancy drove the retreat, but average daily rate (ADR) also dipped (-0.2%). Like in the past several weeks, the aggregate Top 25 Markets were responsible for the RevPAR weakness (-3.8%). RevPAR in all other markets rose (+0.4%).

Northstar Travel Group (“Northstar”), a leading B2B travel industry events, media and information services company, today announced that JTB Corp. (“JTB”), one of Japan’s leading travel solutions providers, has signed a definitive agreement to acquire Northstar from investment funds managed by EagleTree Capital and its co-investors. As part of the transaction, Northstar will operate as a wholly-owned, independent subsidiary of JTB and will continue to be led by its existing management team, including Chief Executive Officer Jason Young. Terms of the transaction were not disclosed.