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Mandarin Oriental signs Oberoi Group partnership
Mandarin Oriental Hotel Group and the Oberoi Group have announced a long-term strategic alliance that will see the two groups jointly collaborating across a range of initiatives.
AHIC 2020: Culinary offering vital to hospitality success argues Jumeirah chief
A unique culinary offering will be a vital component of any successful hospitality business in the post Covid-19 world, Jumeirah Hotels chief executive, José Silva, has argued.
AHIC 2020: China recovery should be cause of optimism for us all
A sustained recovery in the Chinese market has shown what is possible if destinations are able to get Covid-19 under control, AHIC delegates have been told.
JA Resorts & Hotels to offer guests Covid-19 tests
JA Resorts & Hotels has partnered with GMC Clinics to introduce in-hotel and onsite testing for guests who require a negative test result to travel.
Discover Jamaica by Bike to showcase Caribbean cycling options
Director of tourism, Donovan White, and members of the Jamaica Cycling Association will crank up through the gears as they partake in the first leg of Discover Jamaica by Bike.
AHIC 2020: Worsley welcomes delegates to new digital event
Jonathan Worsley, chairman of Bench Events, has welcomed guests from around the world to the revamped AHIC on the Road, a new digital showcase being broadcast from Dubai.
Conrad Abu Dhabi Etihad Towers to debut this week
One of the most prestigious hotels in Abu Dhabi will be rebranded from October 1st following the signing of a management agreement between Hilton and sheikh Suroor Bin Mohammed Al Nahyan.
Qatar Airways receives US$2bn bailout following Covid-19 losses
The airline confirmed that Qatar had joined a list of governments that have stepped in to support their national carriers through the coronavirus shutdown.
Aegean losses reveal impact of Covid-19 on aviation sector
Aegean has seen revenue slump 88 per cent in the second quarter, highlighting the stark impact of the coronavirus pandemic on the aviation sector.
voco Paris – Montparnasse takes brand into France
The brand will also debut in the picturesque Strasbourg later this year, in the unofficial champagne capital Reims, with a new hotel to follow in Beaune, Burgundy, in 2022.
Forbes Travel Guide argues worst of crisis may be over for luxury hospitality
A new report from the ratings agency highlights that slightly more than half of hoteliers believe the worst of the crisis is over, yet they expect that the road to recovery could be long.
Costa outlines European summer sailing plans
From April through November next year Costa Cruises will further extend its Mediterranean offer with a large variety of options and the convenience of multiple ports of departure.