Briana Bonfiglio

2 days ago | travelmarketreport.com | Briana Bonfiglio

Hilton has signed on a new Waldorf Astoria property in Turks and Caicos as the luxury brand continues to expand in the Caribbean.  Waldorf Astoria Turks and Caicos Dellis Cay will feature 62 guest rooms and suites, as well as some branded residences. Expected to open in 2028, the hotel is part of Hilton’s plan to nearly double the company’s footprint in the region, adding 35 hotels it its existing 45.

2 days ago | travelmarketreport.com | Briana Bonfiglio

Book lovers know how important a cozy reading corner can be – even, or especially, on their travels – and there are many hotels out there just for them. As cultural experiences top travelers’ priority list more than ever, offering a great book collection also sets some hotels apart from others. The trend of hotels leaning into literary activities and themed packages has taken off recently, especially at properties with literary history.

4 days ago | travelmarketreport.com | Briana Bonfiglio

Aman Group’s third Caribbean resort, Amancaya, is under construction in Exuma, The Bahamas, a project in partnership with Swiss investor, philanthropist, and sportswoman Dona Bertarelli. This will be the ultra-luxury hotel brand’s first Bahamas resort. It will feature 36 pavilion accommodations and some branded, serviced residences across two secluded, private cays known for white-sand beaches and diving.

4 days ago | travelmarketreport.com | Briana Bonfiglio

Sandals Resorts International has hinted at a Beaches resort coming to St. Vincent & The Grenadines. Adam Stewart, Sandals’ executive chairman, recently expressed “strong interest in the destination as a potential site for future expansion under the Beaches Resorts brand,” a Sandals spokesperson said in an email to Travel Market Report. The Caribbean resort company has been eyeing St. Vincent & The Grenadines for years now.

1 week ago | travelmarketreport.com | Briana Bonfiglio

Beyond Green added six properties to its global portfolio of sustainable accommodations in the first quarter of 2025. The new Beyond Green member properties include a family-run farmhouse estate, a river lodge, a tree lodge, two safari camps, and an urban hotel. “It is an honor to welcome these properties as the newest members of our global network of leaders in sustainable hospitality,” said Lindsey Ueberroth, CEO of Beyond Green.