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🎮 Boutique Hotels Can Use Entertainment Tech to Boost Revenue

Boutique hotels are using entertainment technology to create better guest experiences while managing costs. Smart in-room systems now do more than offer streaming—they also open up new ways to earn revenue. Hotels can sell TV ad space to local businesses, promote paid amenities directly on screens, and personalize messages for each guest to build loyalty. For group events, screens can display custom itineraries and updates, helping hotels upsell packages for weddings, conferences, and reunions. Read more.

🤝 Syracuse University Partners with Graduate Hotels

Syracuse University has selected Graduate Hotels, part of Hilton, as the official brand partner for its new on-campus hotel. The hotel will reflect the university’s spirit and heritage, serving guests, alumni, and visitors. It’s expected to open in 2026 as part of ongoing campus development plans. Read more.

🍹 LB Skybar Reopens at Lord Baltimore Hotel

The Lord Baltimore Hotel’s LB Skybar will reopen on May 1 for the 2025 season. Known for its rooftop views and vibrant atmosphere, the bar is a key part of the hotel's nightlife offering. It will feature live entertainment, themed nights, and seasonal cocktails. Read more.

✨ IHG Expands in Crete with Two New Hotels

IHG Hotels & Resorts is adding two new properties in Crete—The Chania Hotel Crete (Vignette Collection) and Kimpton La Mer Crete—set to open in 2025 and 2026. Both are part of IHG's partnership with the Gelasakis Group and mark the first presence of the Vignette and Kimpton brands in Greece. The Chania Hotel will offer 39 rooms, a rooftop bar, an à la carte restaurant, and a wellness center with a heated plunge pool, all located near Chania’s port and market. Read more.

🌟 Hilton Introduces Tempo Brand in Europe

Hilton has launched its Tempo by Hilton brand in Europe, starting with two properties in London and Rotterdam. Tempo targets modern travelers seeking style and balance, combining lifestyle amenities with wellness-focused features. It’s Hilton’s latest move in the upscale lifestyle segment. Read more.

🎢 Universal Plans UK Theme Park Expansion

Universal has confirmed plans for a major theme park development in the UK. The project is expected to boost local tourism and bring new hotel and hospitality investments to the region. This would be Universal’s first theme park in Europe, aiming to rival Disneyland Paris. Read more.

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