Dubai's over-the-top resort to open
Dubai's miniature world of hotels and resorts is close to opening its first sections.
Lodging
Hospitality or Hostility? Hotel says 'no fatties'
A hotel owner bans heavier guests because she wants to have fragile 'classic' furniture.
Free parking returns to Las Vegas
Free parking at casino hotels will be back when MGM Resorts start to re-open and others will likely follow.
Hilton CEO: 'Better off than airlines'
Hilton's CEO expects hotels to resume normal levels long before airlines and cruise lines.
Amsterdam tightens lock on Airbnb
Amsterdam's war on what it considers excess tourism impact takes a new twist with licensed short-term rentals with a ban in the city center.
Hotel offering 'work from home' alternate
As hotels struggle for business, Red Roof comes up with another temporary niche.
Shelter in hotel: New trend?
It may seem like a grim joke, but for a significant number of people, a hotel room may be the best choice for self-isolation.
China tourism industry sells ahead
China's hotels are betting on better times, and are pre-selling discounted future travel to get cash now to survive.
Airbnb steps into the weird
Airbnb finds more renters looking for the unusual, so it's helping to create more...
Dutch give Airbnb new legal twist
Under Dutch law, middlement can't charge both sides of a transaction; a disputed court ruling orders Airbnb to refund fees paid by renters.
Coronavirus: Closures, collapses and resort fee increases
The spreading coronavirus epidemic and fears of it are having a growing effect on the travel industry.
Monumental Madrid
PHeymont examines some of the outward aspects of buildings that give Madrid its character.
Brussels hotels aim for the stars
A new classification system, after nine years without one, will give Brussels hotels new stars and new marketing tools.
Now Atari's in the hotel game!
New hotels will reprise the games of the early digital age as well as some of the latest. Game on!
Not just Airbnb: Half of Paris rent ads illegal
Rents are capped by new laws, but a consumer group survey found many violations in housing-tight Paris.