This week’s Hotel Wrap is a bit like an Allen’s Party Mix, in that it’s got everything from new properties and wellness series, to agent-focused initiatives and some not-so-good quarterly results.

An overarching health and hygiene policy for the travel and tourism industry has been unveiled in a bid to restore consumer confidence post-COVID-19.

This week’s wrap might be disappointing to some, considering it’s without any cocktail recipes from hotel mixologists. However, we still encourage you to get drunk on all these positive and proactive industry updates.

This week’s Hotel Wrap has got everything from COVID-19 response updates and long-stay accommodation to wellness programs and even a bit of celeb spotting!

Keen for some uplifting hospitality news? Take the elevator up to this week’s Hotel Wrap.

Looking to provide some peace and calm to hesitant travellers? Here’s what some of the world’s largest hotel groups are doing to ensure flexibility for customers in these troubling times.

Looking to spice up your clients’ accommodation? Lucky for you, this week’s Hotel Wrap will take you around the world and back, all in the space of a coffee break.

Not to toot our own horn, but this week’s Hotel Wrap is some of our best work yet. And by that, we mean it’s extremely long and we managed to put it together without falling asleep.

Hilton has launched a new data-driven lifestyle brand for “modern achievers”. We’re still trying to work out exactly what that means.

The news comes as a peak industry body estimates a 10 to 20 per cent drop in bookings set to cost the country at least $45 billion by the end of the year.

It’s your second week back at the office, yet you’re still out of touch with everything hospitality. So, what do you do? Read Travel Weekly’s Hotel Wrap, of course.

While writing this week’s Hotel Wrap, we wracked our brains for the best excuse to escape for another holiday. We settled on caffeine-induced psychosis and a mad case of FOMO.