Hospitality

Bull riding is becoming more popular in metro areas, and that poses hurdles—trucking dirt through traffic to the arena and teaching manners; no booing

American Airlines asked its most frequent fliers—pilots and flight attendants—for input on its new hotel for employees.

Hospitality companies are reviving their hiring after making pandemic cuts, offsetting slower jobs growth in the technology industry.

Hotel conversions often pick up during periods of economic upheaval and slowing development.

Field & Stream Lodge is part of a budding trend of hotel owners seeking to capitalize on the boom in nature-oriented vacations.

The state attorney general’s office said Wednesday that the company has reportedly used the technology to bar lawyers from firms who are currently suing it over unrelated matters from its venues.

From Amazon’s Echo to an assembly line in China, the work behind the scenes is on display at the Museum of Modern Art.

Six casino operators in Macau won provisional licenses to continue operating in the Chinese gambling hub for the next 10 years, the local government said, while rejecting a bid from an outsider to enter the market.

After a four-year restoration project in Milan, the 73-room Portrait Milano hotel opens next month, expanding the growing hospitality portfolio from the family behind the Italian fashion house.

Hyatt Hotels heir Nick Pritzker and California investor Riaz Valani are considering putting up money to cover the vaping company’s operations and near-term legal liabilities, according to people familiar with the matter.

An Australian regulator hit one of the country’s main casino operators with a record fine, as authorities increase scrutiny of an industry that has faced questions over how it attracts international high-rollers.

Polls show the measure, known as Prop 27, trailing badly after pushback by Native tribes that operate casinos.

The plaintiff alleged the online casino operator it ignored game flaws and offered money to prevent him from alerting regulators.

Dajia Insurance is trying to capitalize on a surge in travel after taking over the properties from China’s Anbang Insurance.

Casino operators in Macau have seen their fortunes slip due to China’s “zero-Covid” policy. But now, the companies face another wild card: A surprise challenger for the city’s new gambling licenses.

The first Tempo by Hilton hotel is part of a $2.5 billion project aimed at increasing the entertainment options in New York City’s theater district.

Shutdowns and a cap on visitors have led to losses and layoffs at Universal’s Beijing theme park during its first year of operation.

A lot. With a new book coming out this fall—as well as a growing hospitality consultancy, his Welcome Conference returning to NYC and an HBO Max show—the restaurateur is looking ahead.

More guests. Fewer workers. Higher costs. How one popular New England inn handled the chaos that challenged the hospitality industry.

Attendance remains below prepandemic levels, but Disneyland and Disney World are making more money than ever. The company has raised some prices and eliminated or started charging for other services and features that used to be free.