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Hilton earns top honors as Sri Lanka’s Best Workplace for 2025, highlighting its people-first approach, youth training programs, and leadership in hospitality excellence.
Fairmont Tokyo opens in Shibaura, blending Japanese tradition with modern luxury. Discover elegant dining, wellness, and skyline views in Japan’s capital.
Canopy by Hilton Cape Town Longkloof opens, transforming the Longkloof district into a vibrant tourism and culinary hub in the heart of South Africa’s Mother City.
Marriott opens The Edinburgh Grand, its first Luxury Collection hotel in Scotland, blending historic grandeur with modern elegance in Edinburgh’s New Town.
Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Ottawa opens with a $350M investment, adding luxury hospitality, gaming, and live entertainment to Canada’s capital city.
130,000 Spanish landlords sue Booking.com over rental removals, citing major income loss. Case highlights Europe’s rental crisis and regulatory complexities.
The closure of SHATEC threatens Singapore’s tourism talent pipeline, prompting urgent calls for workforce solutions, government support, and industry reform.
Three DHM Hotels in Portugal—Crowne Plaza Caparica Lisbon, Ramada Lisbon, and Monte Real Hotel Termas—achieve Green Key certification for sustainable tourism excellence.
Hyatt Hotels Corporation will open nearly 90 new luxury and lifestyle hotels across Asia Pacific by 2026, introducing iconic brands like Thompson Hotels to the region and expanding Park Hyatt, Andaz, and The Standard in top destinations including Shanghai, Tokyo, Bangkok, Kuala Lumpur, Phu Quoc, and the Gold Coast.
Hyatt Hotels to launch 90 luxury hotels across Asia Pacific by 2026, expanding brands like Thompson, Andaz, and Park Hyatt in Thailand, China, Vietnam, and Australia.
Aceh expands air services to Kuala Lumpur and Penang to attract more Malaysian tourists, boost economic growth, and strengthen regional tourism partnerships.
Severe weather delays and cancels over 3,300 flights across Asia’s top airports, including Delhi, Tokyo, and Singapore. Airlines brace for summer turbulence.
