A Kempinski resort hotel complex taking inspiration from Ernest Hemingway is set to open on Cayo Guillermo in Cuba this year.

From Pompeii to Dubai, Florence, Paris and London, the French hotel giant is looking forward to some key 2020 openings.

Once a meeting place for local and international society, Trondheim’s Britannia Hotel has been dragged into a new era.

The properties will get more spacious conference zones and many new rooms – including what will be Scandic’s biggest hotel in the country.

Tromsø is by far the most profitable place in Norway to have a hotel in winter, new figures reveal.

The art rebel has incorporated his artworks in the luxury suite, including butterfly designs and two sharks in formaldehyde.

Tribe is a lifestyle brand to be in 150 destinations by 2030, while The House of Originals is a network of unique global properties.

The comparatively new brand’s footprint will grow from ten to around 100 hotels by as early as summer 2020.

Norway’s first Radisson RED is set to arrive with rooftop bar and garden in a fast developing part of the capital, a “future city centre”.

The pan-Nordic hotel chain has been reporting to the Carbon Disclosure Project since 2016 and has now had its score raised.

The planned openings come under Marriott’s portfolio of eight luxury brands as the company aims to “redefine the high-end travel landscape”.

The Steigenberger Alsik hotel in Sønderborg, near the German-Danish border, will have a massive spa and Jesper Koch restaurants.

Marriott strikes a deal with Manchester United, while Accor reveals a partnership with PSG. Both also have new loyalty schemes.

The collection of 300 hotels and resorts will lift Best Western’s already huge portfolio into the upper upscale and luxury segments.

The 512-bedroom property at New York's JFK airport is open for bookings from today, for stays from May 15.

Northern Finland welcomed record visitor numbers from overseas in December, despite the initially un-snowy weather.

InterContinental Hotels Group has bought Six Senses Hotels Resorts Spas in a $300 million cash acquisition.

The Swedish-listed company has signed a portfolio deal for six more hotels in Egypt including four in Cairo and two on the beach.

A 145-tonne former KLM Boeing 747 has been transported overland to a future as a 5D-experience tourist attraction.

Pop House AB, which also runs the nearby ABBA The Museum and Pop House Hotel, will buy the Hasselbacken in Stockholm.