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Rotana Brings First Ski Resort to Georgia
Rotana Hotels has announced its first-ever ski resort project in Gudauri, Georgia, marking the company's entry into the mountain hospitality segment. The development will feature two properties with around 400 rooms and direct ski-in, ski-out access to the Gudauri lift network. Developed in partnership with Pontus, the resort is designed as a year-round destination that targets travelers from Europe, the Middle East, and neighboring markets. The project also expands Georgia's growing appeal as a mountain tourism destination and adds a new category to Rotana's portfolio. Read more.
Four U.S. Hotel Projects Worth Watching
Here are four major hotel developments across the western United States, reflecting continued investment in hospitality construction despite economic uncertainty. These projects span different segments, including mountain resorts and convention-focused properties, showing that developers remain confident in long-term travel demand. The article notes that these developments could create opportunities for suppliers, investors, and hotel brands looking to expand their presence in key U.S. markets. The western region continues to attract attention due to strong tourism fundamentals and growing visitor demand. Read more.
What happens when you throw out the GTM playbook
That investor was wrong. Gamma is now worth $2B, with 50M users and more than half their growth driven by word of mouth.
They're one of 6 AI-native startups in HubSpot for Startups' free Bold Bets Playbook. Replit grew revenue 50x after half the team pushed back on the strategy. Ramp generated 100M+ views from a single stunt. Clay's co-founder wouldn't hang up a sales call until the prospect DMed him in Slack.
Each one took a GTM risk most founders would never greenlight. Each one paid off.
Travel and Tourism Continues to Outperform Expectations
Despite concerns about higher interest rates, geopolitical tensions, and rising fuel costs, the global travel and tourism sector remains remarkably resilient. Airlines, hotels, and luxury travel companies continue to benefit from strong consumer demand as travelers prioritize experiences over discretionary purchases. This sustained travel spending reflects healthy consumer confidence and a willingness to invest in leisure activities even during uncertain economic periods. This resilience has helped support tourism-related stocks and broader industry growth. Read more.
Hotels Look Beyond RevPAR for Revenue Growth
A growing number of hotels are moving beyond traditional RevPAR metrics and focusing on total guest spending. This article argues that integrating property management systems (PMS) with point-of-sale (POS) platforms gives operators a complete view of guest activity across rooms, restaurants, spas, retail outlets, and other services. This connected approach allows hotels to identify revenue opportunities, personalize guest experiences, and improve decision-making. As a result, many operators are shifting toward Total Revenue Management models that measure the full value of each guest rather than room revenue alone. Read more.
Why Solo Dining and Luxury Hotels Remain Popular
The rise of solo travel and independent dining is creating new opportunities for luxury hotels and hospitality brands. More travelers are choosing to dine alone and travel independently, driven by changing lifestyles and a greater focus on personal experiences. Hotels are responding by designing spaces, services, and dining options that cater to solo guests while maintaining a premium experience. Industry observers note that solo travelers often value comfort, convenience, safety, and personalized service, making luxury hotels a natural fit for this growing customer segment. Read more.
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