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U.S. hospitality poised for lift from FIFA World Cup 2026

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Home insurance rates up by 76% in some states

Over the last 6 years, home insurance rates have increased by up to 76% in some states. Between inflation, costlier repairs, and extreme weather, premiums are climbing fast – but that doesn’t mean you have to overpay. Many homeowners are saving hundreds a year by switching providers. Check out Money’s home insurance tool to compare companies and see if you can save.

✨ Vegas VIP: Grand Prix, celebrity chefs & exclusive parties

Las Vegas Grand Prix is bringing high-octane hospitality to the Strip. Resorts are offering exclusive viewing parties, rooftop events, and track-side dining curated by top chefs. The integration of live entertainment and culinary experiences means hotels are creating immersive stays around the race. For hoteliers, aligning hotel packages with the Grand Prix hype presents a strong opportunity to drive premium occupancy and F&B spend. Read more.

⚡ Wealthy travelers keep luxury hotel industry afloat

Despite a broader decline in U.S. travel, luxury hotels are thriving as affluent guests maintain high spending. According to The Washington Post, bookings at top-tier properties are strong, with nightly rates rising significantly for the highest segment. Meanwhile, mid- and lower-tier hotels continue to see weak demand and flat average room rates (~$159/night). The data reinforces a growing divergence in the hotel industry: high-end hotels flourish while the broader market struggles. Read more.

🙌 The Code debuts in Austin with hybrid residence-hotel concept

The Code Hotel, developed by Pearlstone Partners & AvantStay, will open this December in Austin with a novel “stay-own-return” model. The five-storey property will offer fully furnished residences paired with boutique-style hotel services near the city’s Zilker area. This signals a growing trend of blending residential ownership with hospitality service, targeting guests who want flexibility and lifestyle amenities. Read more.

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🌟 Opera meets fine dining at Four Seasons Philadelphia

Jean‑Georges Philadelphia at Four Seasons Hotel Philadelphia is collaborating with Opera Philadelphia for a one-night immersive experience on November 20, 2025. The event features a multi-course tasting menu, floral installations by Jeff Leatham, and live operatic performances interwoven throughout the dinner setting. This fusion of high-end dining and performance art reflects how luxury hotels are creating unique destination experiences for guests. Read more.

🚀 Man-made lagoons: new frontier for resort development

Artificial lagoons are rapidly gaining traction as resort amenities, enabling inland beachfront-type offerings far from the coast. These developments, centred around large turquoise inland water bodies, are driving new hospitality and mixed-use opportunities by increasing property value and guest appeal. For hotel developers, anchoring a project around a lagoon can help differentiate in competitive markets. Read more.

🔥 U.S. hospitality poised for lift from FIFA World Cup 2026

With FIFA World Cup 2026 heading to the U.S., the hospitality industry is anticipating major benefits in jobs, tourism, and demand for rooms. Matches in cities like Miami, Dallas, Los Angeles and New York will generate massive influxes of visitors. For hotels and developers, prepping for surges in occupancy, F&B and ancillary services is key to capitalising on this mega-event. Read more.

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