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Navan and Hilton direct connection

Navan is advancing its position in the hotel sector. Last March, the TMC unveiled a new infrastructure for its hotel catalogue. The objective: to bring more clarity and choice for business travellers. Today, the travel agency is taking a new step by joining forces with a major player in the market. Navan is set to become the...

Hotel Group Rankings: A New 'Fab Five'

A club that is no longer so exclusive. Five hotel groups can indeed boast of being millionaires in terms of room numbers. This is what emerges from the Top 10 of global hospitality recently unveiled by the MKG and Hospitality On consultancy. The British group IHG thus joins Marriott, the first to have crossed...

World Cup: what are the hotels for the 48 teams...

Almost as many, if not more than PSG and Barça, represented by 15 players at the World Cup, and slightly fewer than Bayern Munich with its 18 players: the Marriott group wins hands down for the number of hotels hosting teams during the World Cup with 14 establishments...

Hilton: a new undergraduate brand and ambitions for Motto

Hilton is continuing its studies to expand its lifestyle hotel offering. Following the acquisition of Graduate Hotels in 2024, located in or near American university campuses, the group has just given a little sister to this brand: Undergraduate by Hilton. Positioned at the upper end of the mid-range segment, when its elder is...

Spark by Hilton arrives in Milan

Having appeared last year in France, in Lyon, the Spark by Hilton brand will very soon make its debut in Italy. This brand, positioned at the top of the budget segment, is indeed approaching Milan Linate Airport, where it will open by the end of the year, 500 metres from the terminal. A practical location for...

Hospitality: a solid first quarter despite the war in the Middle East

As long as the growth algorithm remains intact, all is well. The war in the Middle East, which broke out on February 28th, has not darkened the horizon for the major hotel groups. The results presented for the first quarter of 2026 – admittedly, only one-third affected by the conflict – show no signs of…

Hilton: brand new with a touch of old in Athens and Istanbul

A shared past, a likeness to modernist architecture, but a different future. In the 1950s-60s, the Hilton hotels in Athens and Istanbul marked the international debut of the brand. Opened in 1955 as what was the very first hotel built outside the United States after the war, the Hilton Istanbul Bosphorus still retains it...

Africa: The big ambitions of major hotel groups

Already apparent for several years, the hotel development dynamic in Africa is unlikely to stop. According to W Hospitality, the number of projects identified in 2026 saw an increase of 12.2 % compared to 2025. This represents a pipeline of 675 hotels and resorts for a little over 120,000 rooms which…

T. Ward (W Hospitality): "Africa offers growth potential...

How do you explain the growing interest of major hotel groups in Africa? Trevor Ward - Hotel groups, particularly those listed on the stock exchange, absolutely need growth. However, compared to other markets like the United States where brand penetration is over 70 %, Africa remains very poorly covered. Less than...

Waldorf Astoria: a luxury hotspot in Rabat

From its 55 storeys, it is all of Morocco and its future that can be contemplated. Inaugurated in Rabat in mid-April by Crown Prince Moulay Hassan, the Mohammed VI tower dominates the Moroccan capital and the city of Salé, the Grand Theatre of Rabat designed by Zaha Hadid, like the international airport, both...

Africa: Ambitious growth for Hilton and Radisson

Radisson, which has just surpassed the 100 hotels opened or to come in Africa, Hilton, which plans to open more than 100 hotels to reach 180 establishments across the continent, Accor, which is solidifying its presence in Morocco: the African hotel industry has been at the heart of the news for major hotel groups in recent days...

Hilton steps up its lifestyle expansion in France and Europe

The Yotel group, but also many other establishments. With around a hundred contemporary hotels currently under development, the Hilton group intends to double the size of its lifestyle offering across the Europe, Middle East and Africa (EMEA) region. While its portfolio has already doubled over the last three years to reach...

Hilton strengthens its lifestyle offering with YOTEL

Not a takeover, but a franchise agreement. While Marriott and IHG strengthened their lifestyle portfolios by acquiring the CitizenM and Ruby Hotels brands respectively, Hilton is following a different strategy. By teaming up with YOTEL, a brand renowned for its contemporary hospitality, and doing so in a 'light' way, without spending close to...

Brazil: revival for Sofitel, ambitions for Hilton

The union of the Bay of Angels and the Bay of Guanabara, a link between Rio and the Côte d'Azur. Currently under renovation, the Sofitel Rio de Janeiro Ipanema will inject a touch of Riviera elegance into the energy of Rio de Janeiro. Like other Sofitels around the world, starting with the New York Sofitel, whose new...

Hilton launches its AI-powered travel planner

"What is happening with AI is nothing short of spectacular". During the discussions following the presentation of his group's latest results, Christopher Nassetta, Hilton's CEO, saw a clear future for artificial intelligence: "to revolutionise the way customers interact with us". While the American group has not...

Hospitality and OTAs facing the AI revolution

Just parked in the car park. Anthony Capuano, CEO of the Marriott group, used a sporting metaphor to describe where the hotel industry stands in the game being heralded around artificial intelligence (AI): "We're not even dressed up yet, and we're not even on the pitch yet. We're just one...

Hotels: group growth driven by the EMEA region

Europe laughs, the United States cries. To put it bluntly, these are the conclusions of the annual results presented over the last few days by the world's leading hotel groups, led by the US. While the Old Continent was one of their growth drivers last year, their performance on home soil was less impressive...

Spark by Hilton: a new spark in Lyon

The Lyon idyll continues for Spark by Hilton, which is keeping the flame alive with a new opening. On 16 February, the Spark by Hilton Lyon Eurexpo hotel, formerly the ParKest hotel, became the third representative of this still recent brand, positioned at the top end of the budget segment. It could quickly become a benchmark address for MICE...

Continued strong momentum for US hotel groups

Ever bigger, ever stronger. The major hotel groups continued to weave their web around the world in 2025. The first of them, Marriott, has consolidated its position as leader with growth of +4.3% in the number of rooms in 2025, adding more than 700 hotels to its offer. "A decisive year...

Luxury: new hotels expected in 2026

For the moment, it's just a trunk. A very large trunk whose silver fronts monopolise the attention of passers-by on the Champs-Elysées. The criss-crossing Ls and Vs leave little mystery as to who owns the place. The first Louis Vuitton hotel could have been the flagship opening of 2026, like the Raffles at...