Reading Time: 2 minutes India: Serviced accommodation agent Synergy Global Housing has appointed Manpreet Dhami to oversee the company’s international operations.
Reading Time: < 1 minute Worldwide: Synergy Global Housing has appointed Cara Lingle as VP of its global supply chain, overseeing the Americas, EMEA and APAC regions.
Reading Time: 2 minutes Germany: Digital hospitality platform NUMA Group has appointed Pascal Duval as vice president brand to take the company into an “unprecedented and visionary” future and set new standards in the industry.
Reading Time: < 1 minute Australia: Hyatt will launch its first House-branded extended stay hotel in Australia with a location in South Melbourne, set to open for arrivals on 1 July 2025.
Reading Time: < 1 minute UK: A collection of serviced apartments called Station Suites is set to open in central Middlesbrough this June under operation of RBH Hospitality Management.
Reading Time: 2 minutes UK: Real estate and investment company Lamington Group has signed a 250-year lease for Shire Hall in Cambridge.
Reading Time: < 1 minute Canada: Marriott has opened a dual-branded TownePlace Suites and Fairfield Inn hotel, located in Chilliwack.
Reading Time: < 1 minute Greece: Andronis Luxury Suites in Santorini has joined the Legend Collection under Preferred Hotels & Resorts.
Reading Time: < 1 minute Greece: DKG Development has signed a long-term lease agreement with operator Líbere Hospitality Group (LHG) for the “B48 Athens Dafni” property.
Reading Time: 2 minutes UK: Global corporate accommodation platform AltoVita has revealed the agenda for its fifth annual Smart, Safe, Sustainable Summit in London.
Reading Time: < 1 minute UK: Hospitality company The Ascott Limited is introducing its Citadines brand outside of London with its first property in Liverpool.
Reading Time: 2 minutes UK: Monument Real Estate (Monument) has received approval to convert an office block into short-stay apartments in the Bigg Market area of Newcastle, United Kingdom.
Reading Time: 2 minutes US: A survey by operator Extended Stay America and conducted by Wakefield Research found that extended stay hotels perform better than vacation rentals or apartments in terms of comfort, value and homeyness.