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Grace Bay Resorts announces the appointment of John Vasatka as the New General Manager at The Veranda Resort Turks and Caicos.

The historic Bear Mountain Inn at Bear Mountain State Park, which had been closed for renovations for over six years, will reopen its lodging facilities to the public on February 18, 2012.

Officials today announced the timing and theme, as well as a host of key speakers for the 24th Hunter Hotel Investment Conference, one of the four major national annual hotel investment conferences. The event will be held March 18-20 at the Atlanta Marriott Marquis in Atlanta, Georgia.

Strand Development Co., LLC announced plans to expand further into the Midwest and to the West Coast within the next three to five years.

Imperial Palace, Palace Hotel Tokyo has announced plans to open May 17 following a JPY 90 billion (US $1.2 billion) investment in the mixed-used development.

Patriots and Giants fans who are planning a spur-of-the-moment last-minute trip to Indianapolis for the Super Bowl are going to be paying big bucks (upwards of $2000 according to ticket brokers) for not just tickets. A survey from Cheaphotels.org has revealed that they'll also be spending major money for a hotel room unless they are willing to endure a long drive home after the game.

Originally opened during the roaring 1920’s, the property recently underwent a $36 million renovation which restored its historic grandiosity and added a chic new personality and energetic vibe.

Huntington Hotel Group is proud to announce that the Hilton Garden Inn Valencia Six Flags, California, is now managed by Huntington Hospitality Management, an affiliate of the Huntington Hotel Group. Huntington Hospitality Management handles all aspects of hotel operations and development.

Inaugural Hotel Industry Conference to Explore Financing/Lending Opportunities in Rebounding Market

As London prepares to host the 2012 Olympics more than 600 concierges representing the finest hotels in 40 countries, arrive in the capital this week for their annual congress.