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Oldest Las Vegas Hotel Offers $5,000 for Paranormal Stay
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📉 Hilton Reports Drop in U.S. Room Demand
Hilton has reported fewer room occupancies in the U.S. this year as domestic travel demand weakens and fewer international visitors arrive. The company trimmed its 2025 revenue-per-available-room growth forecast amid travel cost inflation and subdued leisure spending. The drop in demand is most evident in its mid-scale and budget tiers, while its luxury segment remains more resilient. Read more.
⚡ MENA Hospitality Market Set to Surge to US$487 B by 2032
The Middle East & North Africa (MENA) region’s hospitality market value is projected to grow from around US$310 billion in 2025 to more than US$487 billion by 2032. This growth is driven by major investments in tourism, mega-events, and accommodation development. Hotel construction in the region has reached an all-time high. For hoteliers, the MENA region presents one of the strongest growth opportunities globally. Read more.
🔮 Oldest Las Vegas Hotel Offers $5,000 for Paranormal Stay
The historic Golden Gate Hotel & Casino, recognised as Las Vegas’ oldest hotel, is offering one guest US$5,000 to stay and document a weekend of potential paranormal activity. The property is leveraging its heritage and purported haunted status as a marketing draw. The initiative reflects how legacy hotels are using unique narratives to drive guest interest. Read more.
🌟 Davidson Hospitality Group Makes UK Expansion With Ragdale Hall
Davidson Hospitality Group, a U.S.-based hotel operator, has been appointed to manage Ragdale Hall Spa in Leicestershire, UK, marking its first direct European foray. The retreat is an adult-only spa hotel with a strong wellness focus, aligning with Davidson’s upper-upscale luxury strategy. The move signals growing interest in global expansion by U.S. hospitality firms. Read more.
🚀 Upper House Unifies Global Luxury Hospitality Under One Brand
Swire Hotels has rebranded its “House Collective” concept as Upper House, creating a unified global brand for its design-led luxury properties. The strategy includes new properties in Shenzhen, Xi’an, Tokyo and Bangkok, as well as branded residences. Each property emphasises architecture, art, and local culture. The shift underlines the trend of lifestyle-luxury brands consolidating for global reach. Read more.
🙌 Hyatt and Homeinns to Launch 50 Hyatt Studios Hotels Across China
Hyatt Hotels Corporation and Homeinns Hotel Group have entered into a strategic master franchise agreement to develop Hyatt Studios extended-stay hotels throughout China. The plan includes opening 50 properties in the coming years, targeting emerging cities with rising demand for longer-stay accommodations. The partnership will strengthen Hyatt’s upper-midscale segment and expand its presence in one of the world’s fastest-growing hospitality markets. Read more.
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