The TRIBE Budapest Airport Hotel, developed by WING, has officially opened near Terminal 2 of Liszt Ferenc International Airport, offering 167 design-forward rooms, conference facilities, and a rooftop sky bar. The new four-star property is aimed at enhancing traveler experience and strengthening Budapest’s airport hospitality infrastructure, while also marking TRIBE’s second location in the Hungarian capital.
Amsterdam-based hospitality tech startup Tebi has raised €30 million in new funding led by CapitalG, Alphabet’s independent growth fund. The investment comes just six months after Tebi’s €20 million Series A and will support the company’s global expansion, product development, and team growth. Tebi offers an all-in-one, mobile-first financial operating system for hospitality businesses, streamlining everything from point of sale and payments to reservations, inventory, and kitchen management. The company also announced its entry into the UK market, marking the next step in its international rollout.
Koko Global Hospitality is taking a positive view of Thailand’s current tourism slowdown, and using this period to sharpen its operations and shift attention toward the domestic travel market. CEO Rei Matsuda spoke about the shifting trends and what it means for the hospitality group. Looking ahead, KGH’s current approach positions it well to handle the ongoing uncertainty in global travel.
Meraas, part of Dubai Holding Real Estate, has launched Jumeirah Residences Emirates Towers. The twin-tower development features 754 branded luxury apartments, sky terraces, and full-service hospitality by Jumeirah, adding to the city's growing portfolio of high-end residential projects.
Dubai has revealed plans to construct the tallest metro station in the world as part of its Blue Line expansion. Located at Dubai Creek Harbour, the station will rise 74 metres and form part of a major infrastructure project that includes 14 new stations, improved airport connectivity, and modern transport facilities designed for future growth.
BGO has closed its largest-ever capital raise, amassing over US$5.1 billion for its flagship Asia-focused value-add real estate fund, with strong global investor support and a sharp focus on high-potential markets such as Japan, South Korea, Australia, and Singapore.
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