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Hotel Hartness in Greenville, South Carolina, has ended its agreement with a third-party management company and will now oversee operations internally. The ownership believes the move will create closer alignment between the hotel's vision, guest experience, and daily operations. Existing staff and guest services will continue without disruption as the transition takes place. The decision reflects a growing trend among independent luxury properties seeking greater operational control. Read more.

The American Hotel & Lodging Association marked the first anniversary of the Working Families Tax Cuts Act by highlighting its impact on hotel owners and employees. AHLA said the legislation has encouraged investment in hotel properties, supported job creation, and provided greater financial certainty for hospitality businesses. The association urged lawmakers to continue supporting policies that promote long-term growth and investment across the lodging sector. Read more.

The Chelsean New York has been sold to a new owner, adding another notable transaction to Manhattan's active hotel investment market. The boutique property, located in Chelsea, is expected to continue operating while the new ownership evaluates future opportunities for the hotel. The sale highlights continued investor interest in well-positioned New York City hotels as demand for leisure and business travel remains strong. Read more.

Hotels across Europe are introducing new ways to help guests cope with increasingly hot summers. Properties are adjusting pool temperatures, expanding shaded outdoor areas, investing in stronger air conditioning systems, and redesigning excursions to avoid the hottest parts of the day. These changes reflect how climate conditions are influencing hotel operations and guest services, particularly during the peak travel season. Read more.

Artificial intelligence continues to gain momentum across the hospitality industry. Recent research shows that more than 70 percent of hoteliers believe AI is already having a major impact on their operations, while more than 80 percent plan to expand its use. Hotels are increasingly applying AI to guest communications, reservations, revenue management, and operational tasks as they look to improve efficiency while supporting hotel staff rather than replacing them. Read more.

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