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Chedi Hospitality expands branded residences portfolio in Saudi Arabia

In partnership with Diriyah Company, Chedi Hospitality announced the launch of The Chedi Residences Wadi Safar, an exclusive collection of 20 branded villas set within the cliffs of Diriyah's Wadi Safar masterplan. The unveiling of The Chedi Residences Wadi Safar marks a defining chapter in Chedi Hospitality's growth, expanding its portfolio of branded residences into the Kingdom for the first time. Indeed, the launch underscores Chedi Hospitality's global expansion and its commitment to creating spaces of timeless design, cultural belonging, and elevated living. Chedi Hospitality chief executive Stephan Schupback remarked that Wadi Safar is a natural expression of his company’s brand essence A Voyage Unbound. According to Schupbach: “Our vision has always been to create sanctuaries that offer peace, belonging, and cultural connection, while responding to the lifestyle needs of today's residents. In partnership with Diriyah Company, The Chedi Residences Wadi Safar will embody understated luxury rooted in tradition, elevated by design, and enriched by the award-winning service that Chedi is known for, crafted for modern living. Limited to 20 villas, they represent both a rare investment opportunity and the pride of ownership in one of the Kingdom's most distinguished addresses combining exclusivity, long-term value, and the global prestige of the Chedi brand.” For his part, Diriyah Company group CEO Jerry Inzerillo cited Saudi Arabia's Vision 2030 which calls for destinations that honour heritage whilst embracing the future. Inzerillo said: “At Diriyah, we are proud to partner with Chedi Hospitality to bring this vision to life. The Chedi Residences Wadi Safar will not only be an address of prestige, but a lifestyle defined by cultural connection, architectural excellence, and soulful living. The Chedi brand has long been admired for its philosophy of understated luxury, cultural authenticity, serenity and heartfelt hospitality service: values that resonate deeply with the spirit of Diriyah and the connected lifestyle of today's residents.” An exceptional property Designed by the internationally acclaimed architectural firm Bjarke Ingels Group (BIG), the residences introduce Chedi's timeless philosophy of elegance and cultural authenticity to one of Saudi Arabia's most iconic destinations. Each four- and five-bedroom villa is thoughtfully integrated into the natural landscape, offering privacy, harmony, and sweeping views over the Greg Norman-designed Signature Golf Course. Homeowners will enjoy a five-star resort lifestyle with access to signature dining, tranquil wellness sanctuaries, fitness studios, curated retail, and serene gathering spaces. An exclusive residents' club complete with lounge, business corner, billiard room, and spaces for private events enriches the lifestyle, combining exclusivity with a refined sense of community. Renowned for service excellence, The Chedi brand is steeped in timeless hospitality craftsmanship, cultivated over decades in iconic destinations such as Oman, Switzerland, and Montenegro, and now carried into private residences ensuring homeowners experience the same hallmarks of care, authenticity, and elegance that have long defined the Chedi name. With direct access to Diriyah and only 25 minutes from King Khalid International Airport, placing 70 percent of the world's population within eight hours' reach, The Chedi Residences Wadi Safar represent one of Saudi Arabia's most exclusive real estate opportunities.

Global hospitality sector mourns passing of Regent Hotels founder Robert H Burns

The global hospitality community lost one of its icons with the passing of Regent International Hotels founder Robert H Burns on 29th August. While he spent over five decades in Hong Kong where the Regent brand changed the face of the hospitality scene, Burns peacefully ended his days at the age of 96 in Syracuse, NY surrounded by family. Burns is survived by his wife Janice and son Robert III. Saluting a visionary Fondly called Bob by family and friends, Burns will be remembered as not only a visionary hotelier who set new standards for modern luxury hospitality, but also as a travel industry advocate who dedicated himself to nurturing future generations of hoteliers whilst promoting responsible tourism. To everyone who knew him, he exuded charm, elegance and refinement, qualities that certainly helped throughout his years in travel and hospitality. That said, his pioneering spirit and unwavering dedication helped redefine luxury hospitality on both a regional and an international scale, eventually shaping the Regent brand into a global icon of elegance and sophistication. Remembering where it all began Burns’ journey into luxury hospitality began in 1970, when he established Regent International Hotels in partnership with Japan's Tokyu Group. The unveiling of the first Regent property in Honolulu in 1971 marked the dawn of a new era, blending Asian warmth with unparalleled global refinement. A decade later, in 1980, Burns realised his most ambitious vision with the opening of Regent Hong Kong. This landmark moment introduced groundbreaking amenities and an unwavering commitment to exceptional service, earning the hotel worldwide acclaim and the esteemed title of Best Hotel in the World. Burns would eventually serve on various hotel and real estate boards including Wharf (Holdings) Limited in Hong Kong and Oberoi Hotels in India. Indeed, when he helped to develop Capella Singapore on Sentosa Island, the property’s grateful owner paid homage to him by creating the now-iconic Bob's Bar. For the next generation Burns’ influence extended far beyond operations, quietly fostering industry growth through education and ardent advocacy. He was always passionate about advancing tourism and the hospitality industry; so much, in fact, that he took the training of future hoteliers seriously. That said, he was a member of the Dean’s Advisory Council at Cornell University’s School of Hotel Management and the University of Hawaii’s School of Travel Industry Management. The seasoned hotelier also gave annual lectures at Stanford University. Outside of work, Burns was an avid jazz lover and was an executive board member for Jazz at Lincoln Center in New York City.

Oracle Hospitality OPERA Cloud Selected by Accor for Global PMS

Representative Image Oracle has announced that Accor is currently moving its global properties to Oracle OPERA Cloud PMS to streamline and enhance its hotel operations. With a common, secure PMS platform, Accor can standardize information across individual properties or its entire portfolio to monitor performance, inform business decisions, and better tailor guest experiences no matter where they stay. “Implementing a global cloud-based PMS is part of our drive to deliver a consistent, high-quality experience for guests, and to optimize operations across our global footprint,” said Jean Noel Lau Keng Lun, chief distribution officer, Accor. “Oracle Hospitality OPERA Cloud has proven to be the optimal solution for consistent functionality across our diverse portfolio of brands worldwide. We particularly value Oracle's collaborative spirit, which has transformed our engagement from that of a technology provider into a true strategic business partner.” Accor has also selected Oracle OPERA Cloud Sales and Event Management as a preferred solution to maximize the ongoing expansion and support of its multi-billion-dollar meetings and events business. In addition to staff having a clear view into available venues, guests and third-party event coordinators will be able to use modern digital self-service tools to easily view and book event space, guestrooms, and catering services. “Accor has been the epitome of hospitality excellence and innovation across segments for the past 50 years,” said Alex Alt, executive vice president and general manager, Oracle Consumer Industries. “They recently noted that the future of hospitality hinges on boldness, agility, and action. These concepts are at the heart of this partnership. With OPERA Cloud, Accor will be able to more quickly adapt to new opportunities, have the data to adjust where needed, and set the standard for both guest and staff experiences with a contemporary, API rich, and intuitive suite of Oracle solutions.”

Jumierah appoints Xander Labuschange as General Manager of Hospitality for Jumeirah Thanda Safari

Jumeirah, a global leader in luxury hospitality and a member of Dubai Holding, has announced the appointment of Xander Labuschagne as General Manager of Hospitality for Jumeirah Thanda Safari in South Africa. Xander brings more than two decades of diverse hospitality experience, with a career spanning humanitarian work, luxury safari lodges, residences and international operations across South Africa, Botswana, UAE, and Europe. Most recently, he served as General Manager of Atzaro Cape Town – Boutique Hotel and was involved in Atzaro Okavango Camp in Botswana, overseeing procurement, operations, guest experience, commercial performance and project delivery. In his new role, Xander will be responsible for the day-to-day hospitality operations of Jumeirah Thanda Safari and will play a key role in building on the property’s unique positioning while supporting the brand’s evolution through the delivery of distinctive and purposeful guest experiences. In December 2024, Jumeirah announced its entry into Africa with the opening of Jumeirah Thanda Safari and Jumeirah Thanda Island in Tanzania. The launch, in partnership with the Thanda Group, marks a significant milestone in Jumeirah’s growth journey, offering a distinct proposition and meaningful experiences for travellers rooted in culture and connection. Located in one of Southern Africa’s private Big Five game reserves, Jumeirah Thanda Safari spans 16,500 hectares of wilderness in KwaZulu-Natal province. At its centre is The Royal Thanda Club Estate, a 386-hectare private, access-controlled enclave. The estate is home to The Royal Thanda Club at Jumeirah Thanda Safari and five branded Jumeirah Residences. These are also joined by Villa iZulu which sits within the wider game reserve. Guests can take part in game drives, bush walks, starlit dining experiences, and a junior ranger course for younger visitors. Guests also benefit from wildlife experiences guided by expert trackers and cultural programmes that reflect Zulu heritage, with 90% of its staff hailing from neighbouring communities. Jumeirah Thanda Safari is involved in conservation and sustainability initiatives such as landscape rehabilitation, alien vegetation removal, cheetah breeding, and rhino protection through projects including Project Rhino KZN and the WWF Black Rhino Range Expansion Project. Through The Thanda Foundation Trust, it supports programmes such as Star for Life, a youth empowerment initiative that has reached over 500,000 young people in South Africa and Mafia Island in Tanzania. The reserve is accessible via King Shaka International Airport in Durban, with transfers by road or a one-hour helicopter flight directly into the reserve. About Jumeirah Jumeirah, a global leader in luxury hospitality and a member of Dubai Holding, operates an exceptional portfolio of 31 properties across the Middle East, Europe, Asia and Africa. In 1999, Jumeirah changed the face of luxury hospitality with the opening of the iconic Jumeirah Burj Al Arab and the brand is now renowned worldwide for its distinguished beachfront resorts, esteemed city hotels and luxury residences. From the contemporary Maldivian island paradise at Jumeirah Olhahali Island to the art-inspired Jumeirah Capri Palace in Italy and the modern twist on a British classic at Jumeirah Carlton Tower in London, the brand has become synonymous with warm and generous service and the ability to craft distinctive and purposeful experiences that bring joy to guests from across the world. www.jumeirah.com https://www.instagram.com/jumeirah https://www.facebook.com/Jumeirah https://x.com/jumeirah https://www.linkedin.com/company/jumeirah/ https://www.youtube.com/@Jumeirah

IWTA interviews Kiranjeet Kaur on “Hospitality Built on Values”

IWTA interviews Kiranjeet Kaur on "Hospitality Built on Values" If you know of any female leaders or up and coming superstars in the Travel and Hospitality industry you would like to hear their story, please visit our page and complete a nomination form! NOMINATE SOMEONE NOMINATE YOURSELF

Silks Hotel Group set to redefine Taiwanese hospitality

Taiwanese hotel management firm Silks Hotel Group is on a mission to bring world-class hospitality into meaningful cultural encounters. For the Group, travel is more than a brief escape from everyday life: it is a journey to rediscover emotions and connections. With 14 properties across Taiwan, the Group invites international travelers to begin their cultural discovery from the hotel itself, venturing into local traditions, landscapes, and human connections that make Taiwan unique. Exquisite cultural encounters at four exceptional properties Silks Place Tainan: Tea Ritual × City Walks At Silks Place Tainan, guests are welcomed with the southern tradition of offering hot tea, accompanied by the warm invitation "Have some tea and stay a while." Beyond a gesture of hospitality, it is a cultural symbol. The hotel also offers guided city walks through historic streets and landmarks, providing new perspectives on Taiwan's oldest city and its rich cultural heritage. Just Sleep Tainan Hushan: Convenient Access × Arts & Culture Just Sleep Tainan Hushan blends modern design with cultural convenience. Guests can easily visit the nearby Ten Drum Cultural Village to experience lively drumming performances in historic sugar factory buildings, or spend an afternoon at the world-renowned Chimei Museum, home to Western art, musical instruments, and natural history collections. More than just a place to stay, the hotel is the perfect base for exploring Tainan's vibrant cultural landscape. Wellspring by Silks Beitou: Artist Residencies × Hot Spring Heritage × Okami Hospitality Wellspring by Silks Beitou enriches the hot spring retreat with art and history. The hotel regularly hosts artist-in-residence programs and creative workshops, while guided walks to the famed Thermal Valley reveal geothermal landscapes and hot spring traditions dating back to the Japanese era. Inspired by the Japanese Okami tradition of attentive service, Wellspring ensures each guest feels warmly cared for, transforming a short retreat into a memorable journey of cultural connection and gracious hospitality. Regent Taipei: Butler Service × Locally Inspired SPA × Regent Academy Located in the heart of the capital, Regent Taipei represents the pinnacle of luxury hospitality in Taiwan. As the first hotel in the country to introduce English butler service over 30 years ago, Regent has since trained more than one hundred professional butlers, offering personalised, around-the-clock care. From thoughtful turndown to every detail of daily living, butler service has become one of Regent's defining hallmarks. The award-winning Wellspring SPA highlights locally inspired treatments, including the Oriental Beauty Tea SPA using tea leaves from Hsinchu, the Salt Rejuvenation Therapy celebrating the heritage of Chiayi's salt fields, and the Ginger Warming Ritual infused with mountain-grown ginger from eastern Taiwan. Each blends natural elements with expert techniques to deliver cultural as well as physical rejuvenation. At the same time, the Regent Academy enriches the guest journey with curated cultural programs: guided tours of Dadaocheng, temple rituals, pineapple pastry workshops, fragrance blending, qipao photography sessions, and even shrimp fishing accompanied by a Regent butler. These experiences extend beyond dining and accommodations, allowing guests to build lasting connections with Taiwan's culture, cuisine, and lifestyle. An invitation to immerse oneself in Taiwan’s gracious traditions These thoughtful details reflect Silks Hotel Group's vision of redefining hospitality as a bridge to cultural discovery. For international travelers, staying at Silks is more than a rest: it is a warm invitation. Without rushing itineraries or language barriers, guests begin their cultural exploration the moment they check in. Silks Hotel Group affirms its commitment to deepening ties with local culture and transforming the hotel stay into a meaningful bridge of exchange that welcomes travelers from around the world to enjoy not only comfort and service, but also authentic access to the spirit of Taiwan.

ZUZU Hospitality raises US$5.9 million in Series B extension

Independent hotel technologies firm ZUZU Hospitality successfully raised US$5.9 million in its most recent Series B extension round. Among those who participated were long-time ZUZU supporter Wavemaker Growth, as well as Velocity Ventures and a host of others who have previously invested in the company. ZUZU founder Vikram Malhi was moved to say: “The fact that existing investors have come in gives us confidence that they believe in us at this pivotal moment when technology can be our rocket booster.” The funding comes at a high point in the company’s history as it is poised to take the lead in the artificial intelligence (AI) revolution sweeping through the global hospitality sector. Empowering independents through cutting-edge technology Indeed, the latest item in ZUZU’s growing range of innovative solutions is a revenue management co-pilot called RevMate. Driven by AI, RevMate is a dynamic tool that adjusts room rates based on trends and learns from booking pickup patterns. To make things even easier for end-users, RevMate also presents its pricing logic in easily understood terms. That said, this new tool is poised to be a great help for independent hotels that don’t have in-house revenue teams. Per initial deployments, organisations that use RevMate saw a 40 percent increase in efficiency, as well as a revenue boost as high as 30 percent. Quo vadis, ZUZU? The introduction of RevMate is doing more than just empowering small independent hotels. Indeed, ZUZU’s foray into the development of AI-powered solutions stands to significantly broaden the company’s horizons to larger clients in Asia and beyond. Malhi said of the possibility of more expansive growth for his venture: “AI gives us rocket boosters. It compresses product cycles, lowers costs, and lets us build for markets that were closed to us before. With every major tech shift from internet, mobile, and now AI, new players can break into old industries.”

Frasers Hospitality rethinks staff enablement with cutting-edge technologies

Frasers Property Group’s business unit Frasers Hospitality continues to boost its service quality through both human resource training and the use of state of the art technologies. That said, Frasers Hospitality joined Google Cloud’s AI Cloud Takeoff (AI CTO) programme and collaborated with Kyndryl, a Google Cloud partner, to develop a practical AI agent-based SOP creation and knowledge base app. Built using Google Cloud's Firebase Studio, Vertex AI platform, and natively-multimodal Gemini API, the app automatically analyzes best practice training videos to generate SOP documents and Business Process Model and Notation 2.0 (BPMN) flowcharts. These are reviewed by managers and made available to staff as training modules via the app’s knowledge base. To ensure accessibility across Frasers Hospitality’s multinational workforce, the app includes a built-in translation feature powered by Google Cloud’s Translation API. Why such technologies are necessary Given how every detail, from room upkeep to staff attentiveness, directly influences guest satisfaction, reviews, brand reputation, and occupancy rates, the company sees a need to onboard and train new team members simultaneously. This demand is further driven by Frasers Hospitality’s commitment to staff development, making ongoing training a critical and continually evolving priority. This process is made more complex by frequent updates to in-room amenities, such as coffee machines or washers, to meet modern expectations. Each new appliance requires new installation and maintenance procedures for regular upkeeping. Manually updating standard operating procedures (SOPs) across diverse properties and languages is time-intensive. That said, the new digital solution has been initially rolled out for Frasers Hospitality properties in Singapore and will be progressively rolled out across Southeast Asia. Indeed, Frasers Hospitality has earned numerous industry accolades that recognize its dedication to curating exceptional guest experiences. The implementation of its latest solution reinforces this commitment. As Frasers Property managing director for group digital and technology Ian Loe puts it: “With Google Cloud’s easy-to-use software components and its Gemini 2.5 Flash model performing exceptionally well without fine-tuning, we went from solution ideation to production in just six weeks. The ability to quickly generate and disseminate easy-to-digest procedural documents from videos has fundamentally reshaped our approach to training. It has enabled us to transition to a scalable and structured staff development program that ensures a consistent guest experience across our hospitality portfolio. We’re also exploring its use in facilities management across our wider multi-asset class portfolio.” Looking ahead, Frasers Hospitality is piloting a feature that transforms text-based SOPs into motion graphics with voiceovers, recognizing that visual formats can enhance learning for certain staff. This next phase remains exploratory and focused on practical outcomes.

Rico Picenoni is Langham Hospitality’s first-ever global head of residential

Langham Hospitality Group (LHG) welcomed Rico Picenoni as its first-ever global head of residential earlier this week. The newly created leadership post is aimed at advancing the company’s design, branding and operation of private homes amid a surge in property developments comprising both hotels and permanent dwellings. According to LHG chief executive Bob van den Oord: “The rise in mixed-use developments where we can offer hotel management and branded residence services in conjunction allows us to serve our clients more holistically. It also enables consumers to not just experience our hospitality during their travels, but in the places they choose to call home. Rico’s rare blend of branded residence and hotel operations experience makes him uniquely qualified to lead this key area of growth for the Group.” Underscoring LHG’s growing commitment to the Middle East, where it’s due to open its first hotel in 2029, Picenoni will be permanently based in Dubai. Meet Rico Picenoni Picenoni is a graduate of Ecole hôtelière de Lausanne and additionally holds qualifications in real estate investments, asset management, and negotiations. His experience includes operations roles with Rosewood Hotels & Resorts in the United States and Starwood Hotels & Resorts in the United Arab Emirates, giving him a first-hand understanding of the supporting services that underpin residential projects backed by hospitality brands. Most recently Picenoni helmed the branded residential consultancy team at Savills from the company’s London headquarters. The global practice group has managed advisory mandates across more than 50 countries with a combined development value exceeding US$45 billion. Prior to that, he oversaw residential and extended-stay development across the Middle East and Africa for Accor, where he also held senior feasibility and project assessment roles. The branded residence expertise he honed during these engagements was also informed by his preceding post as an asset manager for Seven Tides Hospitality, where he oversaw residential properties operated by Minor Hotels Group and Mövenpick, among other international hospitality firms.

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MTE Hanoi 2025 – Unlocking Opportunities in Vietnam’s Hospitality & Real Estate

Join MTE Hanoi As Vietnam’s Booming Development Pipeline Opens New Opportunities - Meet The Nation’s Key Developers And Industry Leaders At The Premier Hospitality And Real Estate Conference.

Amazing Thailand Travel and Hospitality Golf Classic Phuket 28-29 September 2024

Come and join the Amazing Thailand Travel and Hospitality Golf classic in Phuket on 28th-29th September, inclusions round of golf at Red Mountain and Laguna Golf Phuket, 2 nights stay at Laguna Phuket, dinner and lunch, shirt, all transfers, live scoring, amazing prizes and free flow drinks.

Amazing Thailand Travel and Hospitality Golf Classic Bangkok 11th September 2024

Come and join the Amazing Thailand Travel and Hospitality Golf classic in Bangkok on 11th September, inclusions Green fee, Cart fee, Caddy fee, Buffet dinner, Shirt, Live scoring, Amazing prizes and free flow beverages

3rd Hospitality Japan Conference #HJC2024

3rd Hospitality Japan Conference #HJC2024 is scheduled for October 8-9 at The Capitol Hotel Tokyu, stands as a pivotal part of Hospitality Asia Media's expansive Hospitality Asia Event Series, spanning across the Asia Pacific region. This comprehensive conference encompasses three pivotal summits: Hotel Investment Summit Japan #HISJ, Hotel Design Summit Japan #HDSJ, and Hotel Revenue Summit Japan #HRSJ, each tailored to address key facets of the hospitality industry in Japan.

7th Hospitality Philippines Conference #HPC2024

The 7th Hospitality Philippines Conference 2024 stands as a pivotal gathering for over 400 delegates and 80 esteemed speakers from across the Philippine hospitality and tourism industry. This year, we're bringing together a diverse array of professionals – from hotel chains to government entities, and from real estate firms to eco-tourism advocates. Our attendees include academic institutions, branding agencies, consultants, lawyers, technology providers, and many more, each bringing their unique expertise to the table.

4th Hospitality Malaysia Conference #HMC2024

Dive into the heart of Malaysia's vibrant hospitality scene at the 4th Hospitality Malaysia Conference (#HMC2024), a cornerstone event in the renowned Hospitality Asia Event Series managed by Hospitality Asia Media Pte. Ltd. Scheduled to unfold in the dynamic landscape of Malaysia, this event is set to convene a diverse array of professionals, from interior designers to fintech experts, and from property developers to spa consultants, mirroring the comprehensive and multifaceted nature of the hospitality industry.

3rd Hospitality Thailand Conference #HTC2024

#HTC2024 is a pivotal event in Thailand's hospitality industry, is scheduled for May 15-16 at the Eastin Grand Hotel Sathorn in Bangkok.

7th Hospitality Vietnam Conference #HVC2024 April 3-5, 2024 Caravelle Saigon, Ho Chi Minh City

The conference promises a vast array of knowledge dispersed across three uniquely curated summits: Hotel Investment Summit Vietnam (#HISV), Hotel Design Summit Vietnam (#HDSV), and Hotel Revenue Summit Vietnam (#HRSV).

4th Hospitality Asia Forum – Park Royal Collection Marina Bay, Singapore

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2nd Hospitality Japan Conference – ANA Crowne Plaza Osaka

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2nd Hospitality Thailand Conference – Eastin Grand Hotel Sathorn Bangkok

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6th Hospitality Philippines Conference – Marriott Manila

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3rd Hospitality Malaysia Conference – Sheraton Kuala Lumpur

With the rosy prospects, there are a good number of challenges faced with hotel operations and revenue generation including slow return of foreign tourists, manpower shortage, high wages, high operating cost, overheads, supply chain issues. The Hotel Revenue Summit will address the key issues and practical plans to tackle these obstacles in order for hotel operators to capture a revenue rebound for 2023 and onwards.

July – Exotic Hospitality Conclave 2019, Phuket

The Exotic Hospitality Conclave will bring together the leading stakeholders from the hospitality industry representing the leading operators, developers and investors who will gather for a day at the most compact, comprehensive and all-encompassing summit to deliberate on the hotels of the future and also meet world class suppliers from all aspects of a hotel operation to meet their current and future project requirements.

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