Wynn Resorts Encore Boston Harbor has opened its doors as the first casino in the US city.

Six Senses Hotels Resorts Spas has announced plans to open a resort in southeastern Iceland in 2022.

Two Danish brands, Bjarke Ingles Group and Tivoli, have partnered for a hotel development project in the centre of the Danish capital.

A pool at the very top of a skyscraper housing a five-star hotel in London will allow guests to float 200 metres above the skyline.

The winners of the World Travel Awards Europe 2019, including hotels and airlines, have been announced in Madeira.

While Hilton was able to take the lead as the most valuable of the top hotel brands in a recent ranking, it's behind Marriott in the luxury category.

Hard Rock has set an opening date of October for the world’s first guitar-shaped hotel, which will be part of its Seminole Hard Rock Hotel and Casino in Hollywood, Florida.

Revenue levels at many of Europe's hotels are in decline, and Stockholm is experiencing the same trend.

The technology provider Cvent has unveiled its lists of top meeting hotels in the US, Europe, the Middle East and Africa, and Asia Pacific for 2019, and Copenhagen has made the list in Europe.

With an emphasis on celebrating the local cultural heritage, Hotel Pacai in the Lithuanian capital attracted 25,000 guests in its first year.

The district at the heart of Stockholm says its tourism turnover, hotel stays and shopping all rose in 2018.

As in the capital Copenhagen, the hotel and venue boom of 2018 is continuing across Denmark into 2019 and beyond, and there is no sign of it slowing down.

The Nordic apartment provider has carefully renovated the Swedish shipbuilder Kockums’ former administration building.

Marriott International has announced the opening of a JW Marriott Hotel in Qufu, birthplace of the Chinese philosopher Confucius.

The hospitality giant wants Wojo to become the largest coworking brand in Europe by 2022, many of the spaces being positioned inside its hotels.

Icelandair Hotels is finalising the sale of 80% of its shares to a subsidiary of the investment company owned by Vincent Tan, international investor and one of Malaysia's wealthiest people.

The tour operating group is expanding its portfolio by more than 20 new hotels in 11 countries.

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.