Grandmother, granddaughter kicked out of Georgia hotel after giving 3-star review: Report
Susan Leger told Fox 8 that they paid to stay at Baymont Inn & Suites in Helen, Georgia, a hotel franchise owned by Wyndham Hotels & Resorts, for three nights in September.
These are the 'best' historic hotels in America for 2021
History buffs who are searching for a vacation destination don’t need to look beyond this list.
This town in Ohio was named the top trending destination of 2022
Vacation rental online marketplace, Vrbo, has released its 2022 trend report predicting travel trends for the year ahead.
Airlines are rewriting the rules on frequent-flier programs – again
Frequent-flier programs really need a new name: Welcome to the era of the frequent-spender program.
Trumps selling prized Washington, DC hotel for $375 million
Donald Trump’s family hotel company has reached an agreement to sell the rights to its glittering Trump International Hotel, located in Washington, D.C., for $375 million.
Services are being cut and delivery times are longer, but you're paying the same
Consumers are still doling out the same amount of cash for products and services all while customer service has gone downhill.
MGM plans to sell Mirage operations in Las Vegas
MGM Resorts International said it would sell its operations of The Mirage to another operator, part of a rash of deals that are changing the hands of ownership on the Las Vegas Strip.
Airbnb reveals 'most wishlisted' holiday destinations
Airbnb users are already thinking about where they want to stay for the holidays.
Viva Las Vegas: How constructing Sin City’s Strip brought the gambling mecca to life
"American Built" explores the beginnings of the Las Vegas hotel scene and the Strip's glamorous coming to life.
Restaurants and hotels push back against the uptick in customer tantrums
Restaurants and others in the hospitality business have long espoused "the customer is always right" and "all are welcome." Now, many are rethinking that philosophy thanks to a surge in toxic customers and poor behavior.
Blackstone to sell The Cosmopolitan resort and casino for $5.65B
MGM would also enter into a long-term lease agreement with a partnership among Stonepeak Partners, Cherng Family Trust and Blackstone Real Estate Income Trust Inc, which will acquire The Cosmopolitan's real estate assets.
Airbnb CEO pledges to temporarily house 20,000 Afghan refugees: ‘We can help’
Airbnb CEO Brian Chesky joins 'The Claman Countdown' to detail the company's ever-changing business and humanitarian efforts.
Bill Gates' investment firm to take control of Four Seasons in $2.21B deal
Bill Gates' Cascade Investment LLC is taking control of Four Seasons Hotels and Resorts by buying about half of Saudi Arabian Prince Alwaleed bin Talal's stake for $2.21 billion, the hotel operator said on Wednesday.
Southwest pilot union threatens pickets over scheduling issues, lack of hotels, COVID-protocol clarity
The Southwest Airlines Pilots Association is considering multiple picket protests in the fourth quarter as union members say they are suffering from a slew of problems, including a lack of hotels and food availability, clarity on COVID-related protocols and abrupt schedule changes amid rising travel demand.
Hotels try out fees for using the pool and checking in early
One of the largest U.S. hotel owners is experimenting this year with a new business strategy: Charge guests for most services and amenities, just like in the airline industry.
Inflation check: Gas, cars, truck prices rising
The Consumer Price Index rose 5.4% in July, matching the prior month's gain as the fastest since August 2008, while prices at the producer level jumped 7.8%, the most on record, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.
KFC opening a themed hotel in London — but only for 11 days
KFC is opening a temporary hotel in London called the House of Harland, after the fast-food chain’s founder.
Here's why seafood prices are soaring this summer
After experiencing broad declines last year amidst the COVID-19 pandemic, the fishing and seafood sectors are still floundering due to the effects of supply chain issues, worker shortages and renewed consumer demand.
US hotel industry slowly rebounding amid summer travel surge
With the U.S. travel industry on the rebound amidst the COVID-19 pandemic, customers are slowly returning to hotels.
Hotels hiring for dozens of positions to keep up with new travel demand
Checking-in on the hotel industry, nightly stays are booking up quickly again and the need for staff is higher than ever.



















