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Gencom Drops $300M in Miami

Gencom buys waterfront luxury, Oberoi locks down historic resort lease, and Indian operators prep hiring surge.

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Property Deals ·Gencom and White Bridge Capital acquired the 652-room InterContinental Miami for $300 million to expand their luxury portfolio.

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Labor Growth ·Indian hospitality employers plan to expand headcount by 81 percent, raising average salaries by 9.2 percent.

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Resort Leases ·Oberoi secured a 35-year lease for Wildflower Hall, paying Himachal Pradesh 47.1% of gross revenue worth $210.72 million.

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Tax Policy ·AHLA endorsed federal legislation offering a 20 percent film tax credit to drive domestic hotel room demand.

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RoomPriceGenie: Only 10% of Hotels Trust AI for Pricing

RoomPriceGenie finds 53 percent of hotels deploy artificial intelligence for rates, but 90 percent refuse autonomous execution amid a talent squeeze.

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PriceLabs Study Shows 82% of Boutique Guests Weigh Rentals

A survey of over 1,000 travelers shows independent hotel guests cross-shop short-term rentals twice as often as large chain customers.

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33,000 UK Tourism Jobs at Risk as Mayoral Levy Advances

Hoteliers demand a 10% VAT rate and statutory rate caps as ministers advance uncapped municipal tourist tax legislation across England.

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Accor Lifts 2026 EBITDA Target as Q3 Revenue Reaches $1.68B

Luxury and lifestyle outperformance paired with event demand drove 7.7% revenue growth, leading Accor to raise full-year profit projections.

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IHG Targets Secondary Administrative and Leisure Hubs

IHG Hotels & Resorts signs two Holiday Inn properties in Naya Raipur, India, and Luang Prabang, Laos, targeting distinct regional growth engines.

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European Tourism Lobbies Target High-Spender Border Curbs

European tourism leaders are pressing policymakers to overhaul visa caps, restore tax-free retail, and tap long-haul visitor spending.

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Gencom Group Buys InterContinental Miami for $300M Gencom and White Bridge Capital have acquired the 652-room InterContinental Miami in a deal reportedly valued at $300 mi… finance asianhospitality.com · Oberoi Secures Wildflower Hall in 35-Year Lease The Oberoi Group has won a 35-year lease to operate the historic Wildflower Hall resort in Himachal Pradesh following a … finance asianhospitality.com · AHLA and USTA Back 20% Federal Film Tax Credit Major travel and hotel associations are backing proposed bipartisan legislation offering a 20 percent federal film tax c… finance asianhospitality.com · Hyatt Expands in India with Four New Saraca Hotels Saraca is developing four new Hyatt properties across Lucknow and Jim Corbett National Park, introducing the Unscripted … operations asianhospitality.com · 81% of Indian Travel Employers Plan Workforce Expansion Indian travel and hospitality employers are ramping up recruitment, with 81 percent planning to expand headcount led by … hr asianhospitality.com · ITC Hotels Signs Fortune Select Property in Greater Noida ITC Hotels has signed a management agreement to open a new Fortune Select hotel within Greater Noida's India Expo Plaza.… operations asianhospitality.com ·
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