.... Read more here Thibaut Drege, General Manager of Four Seasons Hotel George V, Paris In November 2024, Four Seasons Hotel George V, Paris, welcomed back Thibaut Drege as General Manager, marking his return to Paris after leading Four Seasons Hotel Gresham Palace Budapest for two years. “My career has taken me all over the world, nurturing my appetite for discovering new cultures and countries. Yet, Paris holds a special place in my heart – it’s the city of my roots and wh

INSPIRATION:  Located on Zurich’s exclusive “Paradeplatz” – the city’s most fashionable address – Mandarin Oriental Savoy, Zurich will revitalise the oldest grand hotel in Zurich first established in 1838. This iconic landmark takes its coveted place alongside high-end boutiques, the historic town, and a charming promenade leading to Lake Zurich. The 80 meticulously redesigned rooms and suites are a haven of luxury and comfort. Guests can indulge in a remarkable culinary e

Neil Palmer, Chief Operating Officer, Six Senses, said: “Six Senses has always sought destinations with a strong story. The setting for Six Senses Beijing is extraordinary. The Three Hills and Five Gardens area has deep cultural and historical significance, and we are honored to be part of Liulangzhuang’s revival. Together with our partners, we look forward to creating an urban retreat where guests can connect with the spirit of Beijing in a way that feels intrinsically Six S

Global roundup of hotel management news, insights, and reports from January, February March & April 2026

The past week and a half have delivered an extraordinary convergence of strategic announcements, landmark openings, and performance validation that collectively paint a picture of an industry entering the second quarter with remarkable momentum. From the shores of Morocco to the beaches of the Maldives, from the elegance of London's St James to the energy of Los Angeles' Sunset Strip, from the historic streets of Prague to the vibrant heart of Cartagena, the world's leading h

The Art of Expansion: How Mandarin Oriental Plans to Double in Size Without Losing Its Soul In the world of luxury hospitality, scale often comes at a cost. As hotel groups expand, the intimate, intuitive service that defines their most iconic properties can be diluted by corporate standardization. Mandarin Oriental Hotel Group, a brand synonymous with discreet luxury and its iconic fan logo, is attempting to defy this axiom. Under the leadership of CEO Laurent Kleitman, the

As spring 2026 approaches, Marriott International is experiencing remarkable momentum. Over the past three years, the hospitality giant has achieved record-breaking development activity across its global portfolio. In 2025 alone, it signed nearly 1,200 organic deals, encompassing 163,000 rooms, and now has a development pipeline of about 610,000 rooms, marking a 5.7 percent increase from the previous year. Notably, the company is also undergoing a strategically planned leader

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