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Hilton: the American ambitions of its lifestyle brands

Hilton is no exception in the hotel world. Like Accor and Hyatt, the American group has made lifestyle hotels one of its main areas of development. This is a segment in which the hotelier can count on three brands, all labelled 'by Hilton': Canopy for the top end of the market, Tempo for the mid-range...

An Eklo hotel expected at Porte de Versailles in 2023

As part of the modernisation of Paris Expo Porte de Versailles, Viparis set out to extend the range of services it offers to Parisians and visitors to the park, and to create links with the city and its surrounding area, bringing life to the Porte de Versailles outside of trade and public events.

Kyoto: between chain hotels and onsen at every...

Although Japan is only tentatively reopening its borders, business travellers will be the first to benefit from the resumption of tourism to the Land of the Rising Sun. To mark the occasion, business travellers will find a new base in Kyoto with a Hyatt Place located in the city centre, at the south-west corner of the Imperial Palace of...

The Radisson Group continues to expand its ambitions in Africa

The Radisson Hotel Group is stepping up its growth in Africa with the announcement of five new hotel openings since the start of the year. Already well-established on the continent - its latest developments include the opening of a Radisson Red in Johannesburg, a triple inauguration in Madagascar and the appearance of the luxurious Radisson Collection in Bamako - the hotel group...

Hotel group rankings: Marriott in the lead, Chinese momentum

The worldwide top 10 presented by the MKG Group confirms the hierarchy presented by Voyages d'Affaires last March. Marriott remains by far the world's leading group, the American hotel company having recorded growth of +4% in 2021. This represents growth in line with that of previous years, of +3.1% in 2020...

Japan takes a back seat over its reopening

The Japanese government continues to turn a deaf ear to calls from the country's business community. The community is calling for Japan to reopen completely, while the rest of Asia - with the notable exception of China - is once again welcoming international visitors. Japanese and foreign companies based in the country believe that...

Scandic: two new business hotels in Sweden

As Scandinavia's leading hotel operator, the Scandic group is continuing to expand its footprint in the region, particularly in Kiruna in northern Sweden, home to the world's largest open-cast iron ore mine. As a result of the expansion and extension of the mine's operations, the decision was made to...

Radisson: double arrival at Oslo airport

The Radisson group is adding not just one, but two new hotels for business travellers passing through Oslo airport. The Scandinavian-based hotelier, which already has a presence near the Norwegian capital's hub with a Radisson Blu and a Park Inn by Radisson, has just opened a complex incorporating two of its brands at...

Marriott to quadruple its offering in Vietnam

Vietnam's economic dynamism has not escaped the attention of hotel groups, and neither has its potential for tourism development. After Spain's Melia, which plans to strengthen its offer of a dozen establishments in partnership with Vinpearl, one of the country's largest hotel owners, it is now Marriott's turn to show its strong ambitions. The American group...

The long-stay hotel industry continues to expand across the Atlantic

With the unveiling of IHG's first Atwell Suites aparthotel in Miami, the launch of new long-stay brands at Wyndham and Choice Hotels, and the accelerated development of Hyatt House hotels from Houston to Kansas City, not to mention Orlando and Sacramento airports, the long-stay hotel sector in the United States is growing from strength to strength. [link-block prefix="Read more...

CSR, digital: hotel classification changes on 1 April

A new classification system for hotels, tourist residences, campsites and holiday villages comes into force on 1 April. This is no joke, however, as the project was duly announced at the end of last year by Prime Minister Jean Castex as part of the plan to win back tourism. As part of this plan, three decrees have been unveiled...

The Tapestry Collection by Hilton moves to Mestre, near Venice

Hilton's Tapestry Collection continues to expand in Europe. After Paris, Madrid and Porto, the brand of upmarket lifestyle hotels is adding another major destination to its offering: Venice. Or, to be more precise, Mestre, on the other side of the lagoon, for a hotel designed for both...

Accor: a Mövenpick in Zagreb, an MGallery in Plovdiv

The Accor group is strengthening its presence in the Balkans with an MGallery already open in Plovdiv, Bulgaria's second city, and a Mövenpick planned for this summer in Zagreb. To make its entry into the Croatian capital, the top-of-the-range brand has found a location in line with its positioning, which is focused on the...

Corporate clients, meetings, SMEs: interview with Markus Keller (Accor)

In view of the results recently announced by your Group, do you feel that the worst of the crisis is now behind you? Markus Keller - We are confident that the recovery is here. We're still anticipating a tighter monitoring of our business over the next six or twelve months, so we're keeping a close eye on things...

Choice Hotels refreshes its brand offering in Europe

To celebrate its 50th anniversary in Europe this year, American franchisor Choice Hotels has embarked on an ambitious programme. In addition to refreshing all its brands in the Europe-Middle East-Africa (EMEA) region, it has launched a new lifestyle brand, Sleep. This major facelift began with the...

Yotel: Geneva and London among other openings planned for 2022

Some twenty hotels today, rising to fifty by 2025: as part of its global expansion, Yotel will be adding Geneva to its list of addresses from the fourth quarter of 2022. This innovative concept, originally known for its capsule-style hotels in airports, has since expanded into the heart of major cities, in Amsterdam, London, New York and London.

Ukraine: hoteliers support refugees, development suspended in Russia

Updated on 18 March "Ukraine will win". On 2 March, Ukraine's largest hotel group, Reikartz Hotel, clearly showed its support for the Russian invasion. With around sixty hotels in Kiev and some thirty towns across the country, the hotel group is bearing the full brunt of the war ravaging its country, having announced as early as...

Virgin Hotels sets course for Scotland

Already present in the United States, in Chicago, Dallas, Nashville and more recently in New Orleans and Las Vegas, Virgin Hotels will shortly be entering the European market in Edinburgh. The top-of-the-range lifestyle brand founded by Richard Branson's group will be setting up in June in the heart of Edinburgh's historic...

Accor: towards a balance between historic brands, luxury and lifestyle

Far from it, the health crisis has not dampened the growth prospects of the major hotel groups. Accor is demonstrating this with 288 hotels opened last year, providing 41,000 new rooms. This means net growth of 3 % in 2021, taking the French group's network to more than 5,300 hotels and 778,000 rooms, putting it in a good position to...

Adagio enhances its long-stay concept with Monoprix

The Adagio long-stay brand has teamed up with Monoprix to enhance the offer to its residents by bringing a selection of the brand's iconic products to 80 aparthotels in France. A partnership that plays on the urban dimension of these two brands. "At Adagio, we are located in city centres, just like Monoprix, and we share the same...