The Grand, York has completed a £2.8 million renovation to launch SubRosa, a state-of-the-art new spa located within the hotel’s historic vault. The spa offers a unique wellness concept blending global traditions, such as Moroccan-inspired marocMaroc rituals, with scientifically advanced products, notably becoming the first spa in the North of England to offer SeaBody’s marine bioactive treatments.
Hyatt Hotels Corporation is planning a major expansion across Portugal and Cape Verde with four new hotel openings by 2027. The expansion includes two lifestyle brands in Lisbon: Andaz Lisbon and The Standard, Lisbon. The Hyatt Regency brand will add properties in Vilamoura Algarve, targeting sports tourism, and in Cape Verde, on the island of Sal. These planned openings reflect Hyatt’s strategy to meet increasing demand for high-quality accommodation in key global markets.
Rikaz, a leading Saudi real estate developer, has forged a strategic cooperation agreement with global design firm PLP Architecture to create the distinctive Rikaz Tower in Al Khobar. Announced at Cityscape 2025, the 63,780 square metre mixed-use development near the Corniche will feature two towers: one for private apartments and another for a luxury 150-room hotel and 80 branded hotel-serviced residential units. It is a key investment in the luxury hospitality and residential markets with an expected launch in 2026.
Hyatt Hotels Corporation has announced the opening of Secrets Mirabel Cancun Resort & Spa, the newest all-inclusive, adults-only property under the Secrets Resorts & Spas brand. Located in the heart of Cancun’s Hotel Zone, the resort is situated between the Caribbean Sea and the Nichupté Lagoon. The resort features 487 rooms and suites designed with a modern coastal theme, with an elevated Preferred Club offering exclusive amenities like a private Sky Bar and infinity pool
W Hotels has unveiled the fully transformed W Hoboken, redefining the luxury waterfront property as a cultural and social hub overlooking the Manhattan skyline. Drawing inspiration from Hoboken’s maritime heritage, the redesign showcases modern design, local influences, and W’s signature bold energy.
Quantaco, a leading hospitality tech firm in Australia and New Zealand, has appointed Mark Brixton as CEO as founder Anthony Sullivan becomes Executive Chairman. The leadership shift marks a new phase of innovation, aiming to expand technology-driven solutions for pubs, clubs, and restaurants across the leisure sector.
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