Hospitality giant Hyatt has grown its ‘giant’ status with a giant acquisition. Rumour has it that the GWS Giants could be its next target.

While there’s no doubt the hotel giants are still seriously valuable, this new research reveals they’ve also taken a massive hit from that bloody virus.

It’s been a difficult year so far for hotel companies, to say the least, but the key players are all witnessing green shoots in their recovery from the impacts of COVID-19.

Looking for some news to help you cure your winter blues? Sit back and let this week’s Hotel Wrap warm your bones.

On a more positive note, Hyatt’s CEO is confident the company will be able to continue operating for “at least 30 months” under current conditions.

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.

Also known as the fourth course of Travel Weekly’s regular industry wrap degustation, the hotel wrap has a noticeably Australian and Asian influence this time around.

Hyatt staff reportedly seen parading down Caxton Street wearing Maroons jerseys and scarves after this news.

Meanwhile, we’re banning bright lights and loud noises in the office this morning after enjoying the long weekend a little too much.

The office carparks of several companies are about to become a whole lot busier with these new appointments. May we suggest public transport?

We love a good party, we once attended one we weren’t even invited to. By once, we mean often.

Hyatt ad claims ‘what the world needs now is love’. We’d prefer a fridge full of chocolate and quieter neighbours, but this is a nice sentiment too.