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Adagio has reached a new milestone this year in its Green Key certification process, which began in 2025. With 20 new certified properties in 2026, the network now boasts 78 aparthotels – representing over 60% of all Adagio properties. This significant growth illustrates the rapid development of a more responsible hospitality model, activated in the heart of European cities. This momentum is part of a long-term strategy: Adagio aims for 100% Green Key certification, confirming the commitment of Europe’s leading aparthotel operator to increased sustainable hospitality in urban centres.

In hotel technology, a term such as “API integration” often appears to be overused or misunderstood. On paper, most Revenue Management Systems claim to be connected to the PMS. But in practice, that connection often means receiving a daily aggregated report from the PMS.

Corinthia Hotels proudly announces its partnership with RoundShield and Kervis SGR to operate a world-class, luxury resort in Lake Como. The 58-key Corinthia Lake Como will be built adjacent to the grounds of Italy’s second-oldest golf course in the alpine village of Menaggio. Nestled in the foothills of the Pre-Alps, the development will complement the historic course with a beach club on the lake’s western shore, creating a rare, fully integrated resort in this iconic yet supply-constrained destination.

Events in 2026 will be defined by intentionality. AI is becoming operational, trust is harder to earn, and outcomes matter more than ever. At the same time, audiences are more selective, choosing experiences that feel intentional, relevant, and worth their time.

Last week in Linz, the ÖHV Congress once again brought together Austria’s hospitality industry. This year, the focus was clear: artificial intelligence, simplification, and the future of the sector. But between the keynote speeches and the conversations during coffee breaks, a very real tension became visible.

Since opening its first property in 2006, Roomzzz has grown into eleven aparthotels across eight UK cities, each designed to offer a home-from-home environment. Built around a strong sense of belonging for guests, staff, and local charities, the brand is grounded in a simple idea: people should feel like they belong, just like in a family.

Today, we continue our Environmental Policy series by focusing on Raw Materials, Chemicals, and Waste Management. As a sustainable hotel supplier serving global hotels and resorts, we are committed to responsible resource use and safe, circular operational practices that minimize environmental impact.

UAE-headquartered Global Hotel Alliance (GHA), the world’s largest alliance of independent hotel brands, delivered outstanding full-year 2025 financial results, reflecting the continued expansion of its brand network, increased member engagement, and rising demand across key markets, especially for international leisure travel, underscoring the alliance’s strength and resilience in a dynamic global hospitality landscape.

There was a time when continuity in hospitality lived in people.

We’re all weathering the same storm, but too many organizations are doing it in boats with missing oars or worse, with crews rowing at double speed just to stay afloat. The “run lean” mantra has become a badge of honor in many industries, especially hospitality and residential management. Leaders praise efficiency, agility, and cost control. But when “lean” crosses into “bare bones,” the quiet costs start adding up.