Why all-inclusive hotels are on the rise again
The all-inclusive model is making a comeback – but what has sparked this interest and why is it such a hot topic in hospitality investor circles? Read more
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The all-inclusive model is making a comeback – but what has sparked this interest and why is it such a hot topic in hospitality investor circles? Read more
Wellness is no longer a tick-box exercise to match travelers’ demands, it has developed into a lifestyle necessity enhancing health, both physical & mental, for all guests. Read more
Robust investment in hotel deals in the first quarter of 2022 suggests investor interest in hospitality assets could remain strong through the rest of the year despite new geopolitical and economic risks. Read more
Branded residences are going through a resurgence, with the number of offerings forecast to nearly double by 2026, new types of properties emerging and non-luxury brands targeting buyers with more affordable opportunities. Read more
In this hospitality insight article, we look at the trends that are influencing hotel & resort wellness in 2022. Read more
In this hospitality trends article, we will examine the latest and most significant developments that are reshaping hotel development and the guest experience. Read more
As we approach the end of 2021, RLA Global looks back on a year that although was anything but normal, has not seen a hospitality industry in crisis. Read more
Life can change rapidly. From the highs of running “the world’s toughest footrace” Marathon des Sable in the Sahara Desert to the lows of being treated for cancer. Read more