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Accor Is Betting on Asia. Just Not the Same Way Everywhere
Accor clearly wants to grow its presence in Asia. But it just doesn’t want to do it the same way everywhere.
Hotel chains unfazed despite geopolitical shocks, high fuel costs
Hotel chains in India are reporting double-digit revenue growth in the April–June quarter despite geopolitical tensions, higher fuel costs and weaker inbound travel. The sector is being supported mainly by strong domestic demand and stable performance in key …
Hilton Reykjavik Nordica (Iceland) Exits Hilton Affiliation On September 1, 2026
Hilton Reykjavik Nordica will exit the Hilton system, which it has been part of since 2007, on September 1, 2026. It is not yet clear under which brand the hotel will operate from that date, nor with which chain it might reflag. The reflags are […]
Why The LaLiT parent Bharat Hotels will focus on consolidation before reviving IPO plans
Bharat Hotels plans to grow through management contracts and joint developments rather than asset acquisitions, while keeping its IPO ambitions alive for the next 2-3 years.
Airport hotels fuel hospitality growth as India expands aviation infrastructure
India's growing airports are boosting the hotel industry. Leading hotel chains are investing more in properties near airports. This is driven by more flights and better connections to smaller cities. Airport hotels are seeing high demand from business travele…