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U.S. hotel construction pipeline hits 749K rooms at Q1 2025 close

Hotel Business

hotel industry maintains a steady development pipeline, though current activity reflects a more cautious approach amid near-term challenges. Hotel Construction Pipeline Trend Report, the total pipeline has expanded to 6,376 projects encompassing 749,561 rooms—representing a 5% increase in projects and 7% growth in rooms compared to Q1 2024.

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AI-Powered Hotel Seasonal & Holiday Visuals: No New Photoshoots, Just New Vibes

Hotel Speak

Instead of planning time-consuming shoots or relying on generic stock photos, you can generate tailored, on-brand visuals in minutes. The result: a fresh, engaging content pipeline that keeps your hotel relevant, without the hassle or extra cost. When used responsibly, its a valuable addition to your marketing toolkit.

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Jay Levell, Ryan Hanks launch Long Road Partners

Hotel Business

“We’ve built and repositioned complex real estate across sectors, and we’re applying that expertise to a space where consumer demand is evolving, but much of the product hasn’t kept pace.” This includes branded and independent limited-service hotels, extended-stay properties and boutique assets. This isn’t about chasing trends.

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Hilton’s Q2 RevPAR declines amid “noisy” economic conditions

Hospitality Today

Pipeline expansion: Hilton’s development pipeline now exceeds 510,000 rooms, with new projects announced in Helsinki, Bali, New Delhi, Singapore, and more. RevPAR down 1.5% compared to last year. weve got you covered. By submitting this form, you agree to receive email communication from Hospitality.today and its partners.

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How hotel developers can thrive in a challenging market

Hotel Business

While plenty of projects remain in the pipeline, very few are actually moving forward. Consumer preferences continue to evolve, and travelers today are seeking more than just a place to sleep. Lifestyle brands, soft-branded hotels and well-designed upper-upscale concepts are resonating with both guests and investors.

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‘Promising opportunities’: Ascott Australia MD David Mansfield’s New Zealand outlook

Hotel Management

Consumer sentiment has been a bit hesitant, and we did experience a slowdown in demand during the second quarter. We continue to see success across our network, particularly with the Quest brand, which has remained resilient in the corporate travel market. Looking ahead, we have several exciting opportunities in the pipeline.

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Google’s new commerce engine will enable bookings directly inside AI search

Hospitality Today

Instead of delivering static lists of links, Google’s AI will guide users through personalized discovery journeys, dramatically shifting how content is surfaced and brands are found online. “Mentions are the new clicks,” says Brennen Bliss — highlighting the need for brands to earn AI trust, not just optimize for rank.

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