Dusit all set for Japan and Europe debut, Forbes Travel Guide’s most anticipated 2023 hotel openings and more...

Dusit all set for Japan and Europe debut
Thursday, 16th February 2023

Dusit Hotels and Resorts under Dusit International has announced its expansion plans for 2023, including debuting its unique brand of Thai-inspired gracious hospitality in Japan and Europe – and further expanding its global footprint with strategic openings in China, India, Kenya, Nepal, and Thailand. In Japan, Dusit is set to open two new hotels in the ancient capital of Kyoto – ASAI Kyoto Shijo and Dusit Thani Kyoto – in Q2 and Q3 >>

SH Hotels & Resorts announces Baccarat Hotel & Residences Dubai in 2026
16 Feb 2023 : The hotel is part of a new ultra-luxury mixed-use development in Downtown Dubai, facing the famed Burj Khalifa, the world's tallest building >>

Accor celebrates the opening of ibis Styles Copenhagen
16 Feb 2023 : Together with partner Borealis Hotel Group the hotel brand debut both in Denmark and in the Nordics >>

Take a peek at the brand-new Virgin Hotels New York City
16 Feb 2023 : Virgin Hotels has officially opened the doors of its brand-new hotel in New York City – be one of the first to peek inside >>

Forbes Travel Guide’s most anticipated hotel openings
16 Feb 2023 : Whether you enjoy staying at a fashion-designer-approved spot, a secret hideaway or a wellness-focused resort where you can take time for yourself, this year’s hot new hotels will deliver >>

HIGHLIGHT ARTICLE

Real-Life Examples of Personalised Hotel Marketing
Thursday, 16th February 2023

Personalised hotel marketing is a huge topic in the hospitality industry, and the data shows that guests are ready for more.

According to a Forrester study, 40% of marketers said that personalising offers and experiences based on behaviour is a top challenge for them. So how can you strategically apply personalisation to your marketing and create experiences that hotel guests will rave about? >>

The Role of Recession Fatigue in HR
Though some companies have experienced the benefit of this increased spending, as employers, they have experienced that their workers are looking for more money. However, interestingly, it's the non-monetary compensation that seems to be making the difference >>

In case you've missed it: Global eNews of February 15, 2023
Global Hotel Investment Outlook 2023, OYO back to expansion, Australia’s hotel industry and more >>