Finland-based MeetingPackage promises to accelerate international growth with €1.5 million in additional investment.

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

Hotel, conference and training rooms will have underwater views when the world’s deepest pool opens later this year.

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

Ten million people are expected to visit Tokyo, but ships belonging to MSC and Princess may help alleviate the hotel shortage.

A new website advises visitors to the US where to find legal ‘420-friendly’ lodging, cannabis clubs and dispensaries.

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

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.

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

A sprawling new beach-side TUI Magic Life Club is set to open in the increasingly popular West African island state.

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

The group of luxury properties is offering exclusive experiences with Abercrombie & Kent at seven destinations.

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.

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

Sweden’s second city occupies the whole podium for the country’s best hotels, which are a base for exploring this city of design.

A growing chain of 17 hotels, most of them in Finnish Lapland, recently opened its first property in the capital city.

W Dubai – The Palm is the first W Escape in the Middle East, a “lavishly luxe playground” with skyline views.

The online housing giant will collaborate with VisitAarhus in promoting the city and attracting new visitor segments.