🚣 Langham Hotels Plans Return to Europe with Venice Opening

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✨ Omni Hotels Names New Chief Creative Officer

Omni Hotels & Resorts has elevated Laura Trussel McKoy to the role of Chief Creative Officer. McKoy has been with the company for more than 20 years, most recently serving as Creative Director. In her new role, she will continue leading the creative vision across Omni’s portfolio, which spans luxury city and resort properties. Read more.

🏷️ ‍$90M Hotel Project Led by Car Dealer and Veteran Hoteliers

Dan and Elaine Dagesse, owners of the Nucar auto dealership group, are diversifying into hospitality with a $90 million new hotel development. To strengthen the project, they partnered with veteran hoteliers Ed and Patti Rocco, who bring decades of experience in managing and investing in hotels. Read more.

🏠 Small Luxury Hotels Unveils New Wellbeing Collection

Small Luxury Hotels of the World (SLH) has introduced a new Wellbeing Collection that features 15 hotels worldwide dedicated to health, relaxation, and holistic travel. These properties emphasize wellness-focused amenities such as meditation gardens, spa treatments, nutrition-led dining, and personalized fitness programs. Read more.

🚣 Langham Hotels Plans Return to Europe with Venice Opening

Langham Hospitality Group has announced its return to Europe with a new hotel in Venice, scheduled to open in 2027. This will be the brand’s first European property since it launched its flagship London hotel more than 160 years ago. The new hotel will feature 133 guest rooms and. Read more.

🍽️ Four Seasons Atlanta Launches Pre-Theatre Dinner Menu

Brasserie Margot, the French-inspired restaurant at Four Seasons Hotel Atlanta, has launched a Pre-Theatre Dinner Menu. Available Tuesday through Saturday from 5–7 pm, the menu caters to guests heading to nearby shows and performances. Read more.

🏢 What Offices Can Learn From the Best Hotels

Offices can borrow much from hotel-style facilities to improve how people feel and perform at work. What makes great hotels stand out isn’t just plush bedding or concierge services, but how every detail—from air quality to lighting to cleanliness—works together to make guests feel valued. Read more.

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