The?U.S. Department of Commerce?reported last week that the trade deficit deteriorated by $4.9 billion in May 2013 to $45 billion, as the $0.5 billion fall
While Dubai hotels have seen a 10 percent surge in revenue in the first quarter of 2013, the Syrian conflict has severely impacted the hospitality sector in Middle Eastern countries
Jamaica expects to host 1.4 million cruise ship passengers in 2014, the country?s highest-ever total, said Dr. Wykeham McNeill, minister of tourism and entertainment. The expected total
(6:15 a.m. EDT) –?Thomson Cruises?and Discover Egypt have both cancelled calls to Egypt following the unrest that continues to grip the country.
Thomson cancelled calls at Alexandria
MINNEAPOLIS–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Club CarlsonSM, the global hotel rewards program from?Carlson Rezidor Hotel Group, today announced the results of a survey conducted by Kelton Global, which polled more than
Detailed industry report including results of a survey of financial investors, gambling companies, and state-owned operators. More and more investors are beginning to realize that the gambling industry is
The national carrier of the United Arab Emirates achieved an 8% increase in Q2 2013 passenger revenues, generating $921m (2012: $855m), while passenger revenues for the first half of 2013
Wyndham Hotel Group has announced its entry into Iraq with the opening of the Ramada Sulaymaniyah Salim Street in Kurdistan.
The hotel features 58 rooms, 13 suites, 728-square-meter
RALEIGH, N.C.–(BUSINESS WIRE)–
Officials with Concord Hospitality Enterprises, one of the nation?s top-ranked hotel developer/owner/operators, today announced the promotion of Matt McClelland to senior
Wyndham Hotel Group (WHG), a part of Wyndham Worldwide Corporation (WWC), has expanded its portfolio in the Middle East with the opening of two new Ramada hotels, Ramada Sulaymaniyah Salim
