Category: Recent News

limehome, Europe’s premier technology-driven provider and operator of fully digitalized serviced apartments, announces a remarkably successful 2024. By securing a total of 3,000 new units across the European market, limehome matches its impressive performance from 2023. This sustained substantial growth underscores limehome’s ability to adapt to diverse markets and thrive in a challenging economic environment within the real estate development sector.

Hilton (NYSE: HLT) and Calm, a leading mental health company, today announced an exclusive partnership that addresses consumers’ increasing preference for wellness. Launching in March 2025, the innovative partnership integrates Calm’s award-winning content into Hilton’s proprietary Connected Room Experience technology—providing guests with access to guided meditations, Sleep Stories, calming soundscapes, and mindfulness exercises directly from their in-room TV, no subscription required.

The business travel industry’s evolution demands more efficient, dynamic, and customer-focused travel distribution systems. Advanced distribution capabilities, often referred to as New Distribution Capability (NDC), present a transformative opportunity for stakeholders—from travel management companies (TMCs) to hoteliers—to address persistent challenges and unlock new potential. These innovations are reshaping the travel distribution landscape, enabling greater efficiency, personalization, and flexibility across the ecosystem.

“In a rapidly evolving landscape…” – This Chat-GPT siren seems to be the most frequently used phrase of the past year and immediately makes me question the content that follows. However, we can all reluctantly relate to the statement and the Communications function is no exception. While the AI wave has flooded our daily lives, changing how we work and what we communicate, other societal trends and consumer behaviors continue to prompt (pun intended) fundamental changes within corporate communications.

An event venue connected to a hotel in New York City struggled to capture market share. Despite having a premium location and offerings, the venue was being overlooked by potential clients. The standalone website, which served as the primary digital presence for this venue, was seeing minimal traffic and conversions.

Digital marketing continues to evolve rapidly, driven by the rapid advancement of artificial intelligence (AI) tools. Changes in consumer behavior and a focus on personalization and the data driving it will impact digital marketers more profoundly in 2025. Partnering with experts who can help hoteliers navigate this evolution will ensure a smooth transition and, in turn, enhance the customer experience. Here are 10 digital marketing trends we believe will have the most significant impact on our industry.

In today’s fast-paced hospitality industry, where customer preferences evolve rapidly and competition is fierce, data-driven decision-making is a game-changer. You need to be able to access the right data to facilitate the best decisions.

Ennismore, the fastest-growing lifestyle and leisure hospitality company, is delighted to share its key 2025 openings across its eco-system of hotels and F&B destinations. Breaking the mould and setting a new benchmark for lifestyle and leisure experiences, this year’s openings mark significant milestones in the group’s global growth.

Agilysys, Inc. (Nasdaq: AGYS), a leading global provider of hospitality software solutions and services, today announced that Kiva Dunes, a highly acclaimed U.S. golf and coastal resort that also manages memberships and residences, has implemented 13 software solutions from Agilysys.

Ever wondered how your hotel can rise above the noise in today’s hyper-competitive, digital-first world? It’s all about showing up where your guests are—whether they’re scrolling through your website, or on TikTok and Instagram for travel inspiration or planning trips. Multichannel marketing isn’t just a buzzword; it’s your secret weapon to capture attention, connect with diverse audiences, and turn lookers into bookers.