Adam Mogelonsky

CEO Dimitri Antonopoulos discusses how the family-owned group built independent luxury properties in Old Montreal over 50+ years.

The 45-room ultraluxury resort opened in 2021 after a four-year construction project on challenging cliff terrain, earning a spot on World's 50 Best Hotels list.

The author argues luxury hotels must prioritize experiential offerings over traditional grandeur while maintaining core service excellence as competition intensifies.

Sleep is no longer a passive amenity — it has become a measurable performance variable for frequent travelers.

Jason Zvatora discusses OUTRIGGER's focus on place-specific cultural experiences, balancing family and romance guests, and prioritizing total revenue over room revenue alone.

As wellness travel evolves beyond a la carta spa treatments and activities, one of the hottest trends is the advent of integrated wellness stay. These personalized, multi-day itineraries weave movement, mindfulness, nutrition, recovery, sleep optimization and culturally immersive experiences into a cohesive guest journey.

Singita's conservation efforts across African lodges demonstrate how environmental stewardship drives luxury brand differentiation and premium RevPAR performance.

Posadas COO Enrique Calderon discusses the company's 200+ hotel portfolio, a 30-hotel pipeline, 25 new proprietary experiences, and why Mexico's domestic leader consistently outperforms global chains.

Wellness and spa are definitely reasons to book a hotel. But do guests select a property based on its gym facilities?

An industry analysis outlining five strategic opportunities for luxury hotel development heading into 2026 and beyond, covering branded residences, demand diversification, overtourism, adaptive reuse, and generational demand shifts.