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The Fontainebleau Las Vegas is offering special rates for evacuees.

Hotels offer discounted rates to Los Angeles fire evacueesHotels in Southern California and beyond are stepping up to provide shelter for displaced L.A. residents.

No mind left behind: How travel embraces neurodiversity

No mind left behind: How travel embraces neurodiversityThe industry is making strides in its efforts to serve every traveler, no matter how they perceive and navigate the world.

San Francisco has launched initiatives to enhance the visitor experience.

After tough year, San Francisco prepares to revitalize tourismLast year, San Francisco's visitor industry hit its lowest point since the pandemic, but insiders say that 2025 will be the...

With Gen Z emerging as an increasingly influential market force, many hotels will be reimagining core aspects of their operations in 2025.

Preview 2025: The year ahead for hotels and hospitalityThe emergence of Gen Z travelers and the strength of group travel will be among the trends that shape hospitality in 2025.

An aerial rendering of the Park Hyatt Los Cabos, a resort slated to open in July.

Hyatt has ambitious expansion plans for luxury and lifestyle hotelsAt ILTM Cannes, the company said it would open more than 50 luxury and lifestyle hotels by 2026.

Guestroom at the Merrion in the original 18th century buildings that comprise part of the Dublin property.

The Merrion: A door on 18th century DublinThe charming city-center hotel was created by combining four 1760s Georgian houses and restoring or reconstructing interior...

Bloomberg Wealth U.K. editor at large Merryn Somerset Webb addressed ILTM Cannes attendees.

A new generation is reshaping luxury travelTwo powerful trends: A dramatic shift in post-pandemic consumer behavior and a looming wealth transfer of unprecedented scale.

A rendering of the lounge bar and library area at the Unico 21°105° Puerto Vallarta.

Unico will expand to Puerto Vallarta and Montego BaySeven years after Unico's debut on the Riviera Maya, the luxury all-inclusive brand is growing.

A solo guest takes in a terrace view at the Grand Universe Lucca in Tuscany. In response to a large percentage of solo travelers in Italy, it launched an offer called Solo & Spritzing.

Luxury hotels are crafting packages to appeal to solo vacationersSolo travelers -- and particularly solo women travelers -- have emerged as a driving force in the luxury travel sphere.

Rafael Nadal/Melia hotel brand is coming to Punta CanaExpected to open on Dec. 12, the 190-room Zel Punta Cana is a rebranding of the Garden Suites By Melia.

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