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Hyatt and Hilton are taking different branding approaches inside China
07/26/2019|6:28:12 PM|
A key question remains whether it is better to launch a dedicated brand in China, or adapt a chain’s existing brands to the local market.
Hyatt, BTG Homeinns unveil China-centric UrCove brand
06/20/2019|2:28:36 PM|
The first two hotels are expected to open in Shanghai and Beijing by late 2020.
Hyatt Hotels lays out plan to double its Asia-Pacific presence
06/17/2019|6:39:38 PM|
Hyatt plans to double presence in China over the next four years, with a pipeline of 27,000 rooms, which represents nearly a third of our global development pipeline.
Hotels' direct bookings making up ground on OTAs
02/26/2019|6:28:51 PM|
By 2022, Phocuswright predicts, direct bookings are on track to grow to a 50% share.
Hyatt, Homeinns form joint-venture upper-midscale brand in China
02/26/2019|11:53:45 AM|
The joint venture is expected to unveil hotels under the new brand across gateway cities such as Shanghai, Beijing, Guangzhou in China in the next five years.
Hotels find new ways to incorporate wellness
02/18/2019|11:28:12 AM|
The Global Wellness Institute calculated the global spend on wellness tourism at $639.4 billion in 2017. The sector grew 6.5% per year from 2015 to 2017, more than twice the growth rate for general tourism.
Hotels try their hand at home-sharing
01/30/2019|1:02:14 PM|
Hotels are wise to experiment but it’s not yet clear how far hotels are willing to expand into home-sharing.
A year later, group commission cuts still sting
01/24/2019|7:02:40 PM|
Some hotel chains and properties have maintained or even increased commission rates while major hotel groups reduce commissions on group bookings.
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