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Oracle Approved as Property Management Provider for IHG Hotels & Resorts

Oracle Approved as Property Management Provider for IHG Hotels & Resorts

Oracle has been selected as an approved property management system (PMS) provider by IHG Hotels & Resorts. This means hotels in the IHG portfolio can use Oracle’s PMS software to manage reservations, check-ins, billing, and other core operations. Oracle’s Opera and related solutions have been recognised in franchise documents as compatible with IHG requirements. The move reflects broader technology partnerships within the hotel sector aimed at modernising hotel operations. IHG’s system standards require approved PMS platforms for franchise compliance. Read more.

Georgia Hospitality Leaders Reinforce Human Trafficking Prevention Efforts

Georgia state officials and hotel industry leaders met at the Georgia State Capitol to reinforce efforts to prevent human trafficking in the hospitality sector. The meeting was supported by the No Room for Trafficking initiative and focused on training hotel and accommodation staff to spot and report warning signs. Leaders from AHLA, GHLA, AAHOA, and hotel operators, including IHG Hotels & Resorts, took part alongside Attorney General Chris Carr and State Senator Shawn Still. Speakers stressed the value of consistent staff training and close coordination with law enforcement. Industry groups called for wider adoption of awareness programs across hotels and short-term rentals to help protect vulnerable people. Read more.

Vet bills won’t break the bank if you have the right insurance

Surprise vet bills can certainly bite. But fear not, pet insurance can be your lifeline. Some plans cover major surgeries — which can cost up to $7,000 — so you can afford the best care for your pet. Check out our top-rated pet insurance providers, with some plans offering coverage for just $1 a day, multi-pet coverage, and reimbursement options of up to 90%. With the right coverage, you could keep your pet (and your wallet) happy. SEE PROVIDERS.

American Airlines Plans to Resume Nonstop Flights to Venezuela

American Airlines announced plans to resume daily nonstop flights between the United States and Venezuela after a nearly seven-year pause, pending government approval and safety reviews. The airline last served Venezuela in 2019 when flights were suspended due to safety and diplomatic tensions. The move comes as U.S. authorities reopen commercial airspace following political changes in Venezuela and may help reconnect families and business travel. The timing depends on regulatory clearances and security assessments. Read more.

Trump’s Former Old Post Office Hotel in Washington DC

The historic Old Post Office building in Washington, D.C., once home to the Trump International Hotel, is poised for sale by the federal government’s General Services Administration. The property is a 19th-century landmark and currently operates as a Waldorf Astoria. The planned sale is part of efforts to reduce federal property holdings. Local officials are watching closely to protect public access to the building’s clock tower and historic features. Read more.

Staypineapple Waives Hotel Pet Fees for February Bookings

Staypineapple Hotels is offering a limited-time pet fee waiver for guests who make reservations in February 2026. Under the “Pineapple Pup Plus One” offer, the usual nightly pet surcharge is dropped for stays booked during the month, and pets stay free throughout the year. The brand includes pet-friendly amenities such as collapsible water bowls and treats. Read more.

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