The newbies include a spiritual sanctuary in Bhutan and a floating arctic bathhouse hotel in Sweden. Sign us the heck up!

This week’s Hotel Wrap is so big that you’ll probably need to take a break or two from reading it. Pace yourself.

That’s right, folks. It looks like Australia’s three peak bodies for the accommodation industry are joining forces.

Seeing as though Aussies’ international jaunts this year are going to have to take place in our imagination, we’ve found some stunning inspiration for your clients’ accommodation fantasies.

This year’s high school graduates will have to find somewhere else to get plastered and terrorise locals by performing questionable acts on a beach.

Happy International Dog Day, folks! If you’re blessed with a four-legged friend, treat them to some of these great offers! If not, “borrow” a furry friend from the dog park – we won’t judge.

If a merger of the two was to eventuate, it would knock Marriott off its perch as the world’s largest hotel group.

InterContinental Hotels Group suffered a big loss in the first six months of 2020, but it wasn’t all bad news for the company.

Here’s yet another serving of dour financial results from a hotel giant, this time with a dash of optimism.

On the plus side, Hilton’s president and CEO reckons the company is seeing an uptick in occupancy.

As was to be expected, the first six months of the year have not been kind to Accor.

Travel Weekly recently managed to slide its way into the DMs of Ovolo Hotels’ bossman. And, much to our delight, he replied!