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Market Analysis, Concept Refinement and Financial Feasibility Study
Dar es Salaam, Tanzania
Hospitality
Destination Masterplan for Anji Sports Town
Anji, Zhejiang Province, China
Leisure
Destination & Lodging Masterplan for Grand Nianhua Bay
Wuxi, Jiangsu Province, China
Tourism
Historical Canal Masterplan
Hangzhou, Zhejiang Province, China
Tourism
SOE Brand Development Strategy
China
Hospitality
Disney Hotels Brand Development Strategy
China
Hospitality
Seller-side Valuation of an Upscale Suburban Resort
Shanghai, China
Hospitality
Four Points Lanzhou Management Contract Review and Negotiation
Lanzhou, Gansu Province, China
Hospitality
AI in Hospitality: where it is working in Asia and where it is just marketing
Every hotel owner in Asia Pacific has, by now, sat through a pitch that promised artificial intelligence would transform their property or their asset portfolio. The pitch is often well-produced, the demo is often impressive, and the price tag is almost always substantial. What is rarely clear, however, is what problem the technology solves for this asset – at this stage, under this ownership — and what it will take to realize that promise.
Buahan a Banyan Tree escape
Buahan, a Banyan Tree Escape is a 16-key open-air luxury retreat in the highland valley north of Ubud, Bali in Indonesia. Built around a “No Walls, No Doors” architectural philosophy, it is the first fully open-air property in the Banyan Group portfolio — and one of the most formally recognised sustainable luxury properties in the world.
Canada Hotels & Chains Report 2026
The Canada Hotels & Chains Report 2026 provides a comprehensive overview of the Canadian hospitality sector, analysing both independent and branded hotel performance as of 2025. Drawing on industry data from CoStar and Horwath HTL’s proprietary research, the report evaluates market recovery, operational performance, supply distribution, and investment trends across the country.
New Zealand Hotel Performance Focus March & Q1 2026
New Zealand’s hotel sector finished the first quarter with strong momentum, carrying forward the exceptional performance recorded across January and February 2026, with no material signs of demand weakness in March following world events that started on 28 February. Download the report below to read our full analysis and regional highlights.
How Sydney events reshape pricing, performance and demand
Too soon? Potential ramifications of regime change on Venezuela’s lodging industry
For decades, Venezuela has existed in a state of suspended potential – an economy with extraordinary natural resources, a strategic geographic position, and globally recognizable tourism assets, yet constrained by political instability, underinvestment, and deteriorating infrastructure.