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Is it time to plan your summer holidays? Next destination: Spain. We’re kicking off the summer season at our most coastal hotels. Where shall we meet? - ¿Ha llegado el momento de planificar tus vacaciones de verano? El proximo destino: España. Inauguramos la temporada estival en nuestros hoteles más costeros. ¿Dónde nos vemos? #SoulMatters #Summer #Mediterranean #Spain

The sun is shining on the Spanish hospitality sector! ☀️ Iberostar Group, Meliá Hotels International, RIU Hotels & Resorts, and Paradores are gearing up for an early start to a strong season. Positive implications for investors and the wider economy. #businesstrends #spain #tourismindustry #economicoutlook" #hospitality #spaintourism #businesstravel

Marriott Miches Beach, currently the Sunrise Miches Beach Resort, will undergo a conversion process and reopen under the #MarriottHotels brand in the first quarter of 2025. #Miches #DominicanRepublic #marriottinternational #hospitalitynews #travelindustry #allinclusivevacation #resorts #marriott #resorts #travelindustrynews

While there are many reasons why hotels are convenient, the popularity of short-term rentals just keeps on growing, especially amongst Millennial and Gen Z travellers. This is mainly down to the fact that hotels sometimes lack the space and freedom that comes with having a private home all to yourself. This especially rings true for families; from keeping those all-important bedtime routines to having plenty of room to prepare and enjoy your favourite meals together, a private home rental offers everyone the space and comfort they need. Increasingly, travellers are searching for unique places to stay and personalised experiences. They want to stay where the locals live and discover the area's best spots for themselves. What's more, there’s nothing quite like having a cosy home-from-home to return to after exploring your new locale. Discover more about the benefit of a 2-bedroom home over a hotel: bit.ly/4aXfrRZ #myonefinestay #industrynews #travelnews #luxurytravel #travel #hotel #homestay #privaterental

How do you choose the right hotel for you in Los Cabos? Here are a few suggestions to get started by Forbes contributor, Latifah Al-Hazza. #loscabos #luxurytravel https://lnkd.in/ghK2XDuu

If you're looking for family-friendly, all-inclusive resorts in Mexico, check out the list in my recent article for U.S. News & World Report. https://lnkd.in/gYCXM5mv #mexicoresorts #familyfriendlyresorts #allinclusiveresorts

Where to go in 2024? Dominican Republic The most visited Caribbean island has long made its name on value—a reputation now extending to attainable luxury. Instead of emphasizing 1,000-room megaresorts, the island will pivot to more intimate, upscale escapes such as St. Regis Cap Cana, opening by midyear with 200 beachfront accommodations. Its 10-room spa, seven restaurants and marina will be shared with $25 million residences—the island’s most expensive. In the same ritzy development is the all-suite, adults-only Sanctuary Cap Cana; it reopened in fall 2022 as the Luxury Collection’s first all-inclusive resort, with rates from $456. Joining them later this year is a W hotel, also all-inclusive and adults-only. That’s part of a bigger trend across the island. Beyond Punta Cana, Hilton will add the five-star Zemi Miches Curio Collection to Playa Esmeralda, with 530 sea-view rooms and bungalows. And the new Cayo Levantado offers seclusion from $330 per person, all-in; it’s a private island where you can get lost among towering banyan trees or while away the hours in the spa’s thermal circuit pools. Getting there is becoming more enjoyable, too, thanks to an $80 million expansion of Punta Cana’s airport and the arrival of Dominican carrier Arajet. Use its swanky new planes to island-hop to Aruba, Curaçao, or Jamaica, and you’ll end up with a double dose of R&R that would’ve been inconceivable just a few months ago. via: Bloomberg (read more) #Caribbean #travel