Nejc Jus of the World Travel & Tourism Council (WTTC) highlighted sustainable growth, workforce challenges, and technological innovation shaping the future of global tourism at MarketHub 2025 in Algarve, Portugal.

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GIOHIS 2025, set for April 7-8 at ADNEC in Abu Dhabi, will gather global hotel investors and brands to discuss key industry trends and investment opportunities.

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GFI Hospitality announced a new era of luxury in the vibrant NoMad district, Hotel Seville NoMad, that introduces engaging guest experiences, a sophisticated new lobby bar and more

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CHICAGO – Allen Gross, Chairman of GFI Hospitality, announc­­­ed the transition of the former James NoMad Hotel to Hotel Seville NoMad, joining The Unbound Collection by Hyatt.  Following the transition and an upcoming property refresh, Hotel Seville NoMad will introduce an elevated guest experience in the heart of New York’s vibrant NoMad district along with a new lobby bar and amenities inspired by the historic building’s vibrant past. Under Hyatt management, the hotel’s restoration to its early 20th century grandeur arrives in tandem with an overarching revitalization of the historic NoMad neighborhood, delivering a new epicenter for world-class dining, shopping and artistic experiences in New York.

“Hotel Seville NoMad bridges New York’s storied past and its elevated present, offering a dynamic destination where timeless elegance meets modern luxury,” says Tommasi Moccia, General Manager of Hotel Seville NoMad. “Whether locals are stopping in for expertly crafted cocktails and sophisticated dishes or visitors from across the globe are seeking a refined stay, we look forward to offering our guests an unforgettable experience in the heart of New York City.”

Housed in a meticulously preserved Beaux Arts building originally constructed in 1903, Hotel Seville NoMad blends timeless architectural elegance with contemporary design for a destination that pays homage to a rich history of art, culture and cuisine. The 348-room hotel introduces luxurious reimagined guest rooms, refreshed interiors and engaging guest programming along with Il Bar, a new residential-inspired lobby experience. The enriched guest rooms will seamlessly blend modern comforts and aesthetics, featuring vintage-inspired furnishings and textured materials set against hues of gray and blue. Inspired by iconic spaces across the globe, each guest room will additionally feature captivating works of art, celebrating the world of travel.

Savorigne Seville

Situated in the heart of New York City’s dynamic NoMad neighborhood, Hotel Seville NoMad is a gateway to some of the city’s must-experience cultural, culinary and artistic experiences. Housed within the hotel, renowned restaurant Scarpetta blends rustic Italian tradition with refined presentation and offers guests a menu of rich, indulgent fare highlighting locally sourced ingredients. Complementing Scarpetta’s culinary offerings, The Seville is a hidden speakeasy gem and features a rotating roster of live jazz and DJ sets, transporting guests to a bygone New York with a contemporary twist.

Representing the hotel’s newest offering, Il Bar debuted in early 2025 as a new guest gathering space in the lobby, centered around a cascading stone bar designed by Thomas Juul-Hansen and offering creative cocktails and small bites. Il Bar is open Tuesday through Saturday from 3:30 PM-10:30 PM for guests to enjoy happy hour, pre-dinner cocktails or a nightcap, serving as a bookend for any New York adventure.

Sophisticated soirees

A dynamic destination for groups and events of varying sizes, Hotel Seville NoMad offers a number of bespoke, flexible event spaces. Venues range from a stunning ballroom to intimate meeting rooms with catering supported by Scarpetta’s renowned cuisine. Whether groups are looking for intimate dinners, cocktail receptions or multi-day meetings, Hotel Seville NoMad is primed to welcome guests with an inviting yet elevated atmosphere.

Neighborhood notes

Nestled between the Flatiron District and Midtown, NoMad is a culturally rich enclave in the heart of Manhattan. Evolving into one of New York’s most coveted destinations, NoMad encompasses landmark architecture, world-class dining and a thriving design and cultural scene for discerning travelers. As part of this dynamic landscape, Hotel Seville NoMad’s transformation embraces the neighborhood’s refined spirit and delivers a new destination reimagined with modern luxury, timeless elegance and an unmistakable sense of place.

As part of The Unbound Collection by Hyatt – a portfolio of luxury properties credited for its thoughtful curation of experiences – guests will have access to Hyatt perks, including the World of Hyatt rewards program to earn points and exclusive access to elite benefits.

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Mark George has been appointed as the Senior Vice President of Commercial Strategy at Island Hospitality Management, aiming to enhance the company's commercial initiatives and overall success.

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WERST PALM BEACH, FLA. – Island Hospitality Management announced that Mark George has been named senior vice president of commercial strategy.  In his new role, he will leverage his extensive experience to further strengthen and expand the company’s commercial initiatives, driving both short-term and long-term success for the company.

“We are excited to see how Mark will continue to shape the future of Island Hospitality in his new role,” said Gregg Forde, president and COO. “His leadership, expertise and passion for the company make him a natural fit for this position. Mark’s promotion is a well-deserved recognition of his hard work, and we are confident that he will continue to be a key driver of our success moving forward.”

Since joining Island Hospitality in 2005 as a director of sales, George transitioned through several general manager roles before being promoted to vice president of sales in 2014 and then to senior vice president of sales in 2021, reflecting his unwavering commitment to adding value to the company.  During his tenure at Island Hospitality, the sales teams he has led have achieved exceptional results, and over the last 8 months, he has played a significant role in consolidating all pillars of sales from revenue management, digital sales & marketing and direct sales contributing to the overall success of Island Hospitality.

Headquartered in West Palm Beach, Fla., Island Hospitality Management is a leading, national, third-party, independent management company. It operates more than 80 properties under 20 different brands, primarily premium, select-service hotels; upscale, extended-stay properties; and upscale hotels, outdoor and resort lodging in 27 states and the District of Columbia.

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Prague's meetings scene expands with new venues and hotels, boosting capacity for large events and enhancing local cultural and gastronomic offerings.

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PRAGUE – Meetings Prague expanded last year with several newly opened event venues, which can be used for both small private events and large congresses and conferences. At least five more additional projects are due to be completed in course of this and next year. Together, the new premises will offer a total capacity for at least 6,500 persons, offering a thousand newly constructed hotel rooms. However, the newly built or reconstructed facilities will not only serve event organizers, but will also boost cultural and gastronomic activities for local residents.

For Events, Culture, Leisure, and Gastronomy

 Since the beginning of 2024, several new venues have been added to the Prague meetings scene, thus complementing the wide range of existing event options. “One of the most important is certainly the reconstruction in the Prague Exhibition Grounds. Although we will have to wait over a year for the work on the Industrial Palac to be completed, the Exhibition Grounds already offer many new elements,” says Roman Muška, Director of the Prague Convention Bureau, which represents the meetings industry in Prague, adding: “In the summer of 2024, the green roofs of the newly renovated Křižík Pavilions were opened, followed by the presentation of the renovated premises of the Nová Spirála (New Spiral). Theatre in the autumn. Together, these spaces will offer a capacity of up to 4,500 persons.” In the immediate vicinity of the Exhibition Grounds, renovations of two other separately managed premises are underway. In the summer of 2025, the Prague Planetarium is due reopen, which, after renovation, will boast new LED dome technology, which will place it among the most modern planetariums in the world. The facilities will also be available for private events rental offering a total capacity (including an outdoor terrace) for up to 700 persons. “In about a year since the selection of the finishing works contractor, a long-delayed opening of the Šlechta Restaurant (Šlechtova restaurace) in the Royal Game Reserve (Královská obora) is also expected. After the reconstruction, it should offer three gastronomic facilities, and also an outdoor promenade and gazebo for events,” adds Roman Muška.

Nová Spirála

The company Výstaviště Praha, a.s. also operates the Holešovice Market Hall (Holešovická tržnice), which is currently undergoing an extensive reconstruction. However, already at the end of 2025, visitors and event organizers will be able to look forward to major improvements, such as the renovated premises of the most magnificent building in the Holešovice Market Hall, the former Slaughterhouse Exchange, which Zátiší Group will transform into a restaurant with a capacity for 300 guests called Burza. The catering company Ambiente, which plans to open a restaurant and a branch of the Myšák confectionery in the area by the end of 2025, will also have its representatives at the market. A new addition to the gastronomic and event scene is also the largest Mexican restaurant in the country, opened in March this year by the Together gastro alliance near the market itself, and which, in addition to three kitchens, will offer seats for up to 300 guests. Event organizers and lovers of Michelin-starred cuisine should also not miss Restaurant 420, which since January 2024 offers a capacity of 200 seats in the heart of the city: in the House at the Red Fox at Old Town Square.

In the unconventional environment of Prague’s main railway station, an Art Nouveau event gem has opened after reconstruction. After an ambitious renovation, two Art Nouveau halls, which previously served as restaurants and waiting rooms for passengers, were reopened in the Fanta building at the beginning of 2024. The halls can host congresses and conferences with a capacity of less than 600 persons. The Fanta and Column Halls are complemented by a small lounge for 20 guests and the Foyer Café, which, unlike the halls, is also open to the general public. “However, Fanta’s building is not the only new space with a railway theme. After reconstruction, a former train station building was opened in Prague’s Bubeneč district under the name Station 6, now serving primarily as a bistro and community venue for locals. However, it also offers the possibility of rental for smaller events of around 200 persons,” adds Roman Muška.

Events Interactively

Along with traditional event spaces, Prague also boasts those that include interactive elements. In addition to the already mentioned upcoming opening of the Prague Planetarium, event organizers can also choose the recently opened Mozart Interactive Museum in Malá Strana for their event. The interactive exhibition will allow you to take advantage of state-of-the-art technology and look into the life and works of the musical genius W. A. Mozart, who repeatedly stayed in Prague. The museum premises are also available for private events. “We will wait until 2027 for another interactive space, when the Hydropolis educational centre should open on the premises of the former Vinohrady Waterworks. In addition to the educational exhibition in the water tank and water tower, the complex will also offer a water park open to the public, a viewing point and a café with a meeting hall for 160 delegates,” explains Roman Muška.

Hydropolis

Prague Hotel Scene Expands with Thousand New Rooms

The Prague meetings industry will also receive new capacities thanks to several hotels, which will not only offer a thousand new rooms, but also additional meeting facilities. “Last year, meetings Prague grew expanded with two major hotel projects. After a long-term renovation, the former Art Nouveau Grand Hotel Evropa – now W Prague – was opened on Wenceslas Square with a total capacity of 161 rooms and another three rooms suitable for smaller social events for up to 50 persons. A completely new development venture was the construction of The Cloud One hotel near Masaryk Railway Station. Since summer 2024, it offers a total of 382 rooms and two event spaces, including a rooftop bar with a terrace for up to 160 guests,” says Roman Muška.

Three more hotels are planned to open in 2025. This spring, first new guests will be welcomed in the Fairmont Golden Prague Hotel (former InterContinental Hotel) with 320 rooms and residences, six restaurants and bars, a spa, and conference facilities with three original C-Suites, and a conference hall that can accommodate up to 600 persons. At the end of March 2025, the Sir Prague Hotel will offer its capacity of 76 rooms near the Dancing House. “The last announced and long-postponed project is the introduction of the hotel complex in Železná Street, now under the name Akroterion. After the reconstruction, the hotel should offer about 100 luxury rooms, a restaurant, a spa, and also new conference facilities,” concludes Roman Muška.

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Key trends from MarketHub 2025: Gen Z's travel focus, booming nature tourism, event tourism's impact, VR's influence on bookings, and non-travel company interest.

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REPORT – MARKETHUB 2025 – PORTUGAL: The MarketHub 2025 conference, held in the vibrant Algarve region of Portugal, served as a crucial meeting point for travel industry leaders to discuss emerging trends and strategies for the future. A significant focus of discussions, as highlighted by Carlos Munoz, CEO of HBX, centered on the evolving preferences of Gen Z travelers. Data presented indicated a clear inclination among this demographic to prioritize spending on travel experiences over material goods, a positive indicator for the industry’s long-term prospects.

Carlos Munoz, CEO of HBX.

Furthermore, the conference shed light on the burgeoning sectors of nature and wellness tourism, with experiences like viewing the Aurora Borealis gaining significant traction. This segment is projected to grow substantially in the coming years, presenting new opportunities for businesses catering to adventure and well-being focused travelers. The impact of event tourism was also a key topic at MarketHub 2025, with discussions around how concerts, festivals, and sporting events are transforming destinations into cultural hubs and driving economic growth.

Technological advancements, particularly the role of virtual reality in influencing booking decisions, were another prominent theme. MarketHub 2025 underscored the importance of adapting to these changes in consumer behavior. Finally, the increasing interest from non-travel related companies in entering the travel market was identified as a significant trend, creating partnership opportunities for established travel businesses. The insights shared at MarketHub 2025 provide a valuable roadmap for navigating the evolving landscape of the global travel industry.

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Air Canada will serve London Heathrow from six Canadian cities, with up to 63 weekly flights in summer 2025.

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MONTREAL – Air Canada marked the resumption of its international flights linking Canada’s capital city with the United Kingdom’s largest airport and international gateway. A celebration in Ottawa was attended by airline representatives and stakeholders prior to the departure of AC888 from Ottawa to London Heathrow onboard the airline’s flagship Boeing 787 Dreamliner aircraft.

“We are thrilled to resume our Ottawa trans-Atlantic services linking Canada’s capital city and London Heathrow, home to one of the world’s most iconic travel destinations and international gateways. With the wide array of connections available at Heathrow throughout Europe, the Middle East, Africa, India and more, Air Canada’s Ottawa-Heathrow flights offer easy international flight options to and from Canada’s National Capital region. We are proud to support international business and corporate travel, tourism, people visiting friends and family, and we look forward to welcoming our customers onboard,” said Mark Galardo, Executive Vice President, Revenue & Network Planning and President, Cargo.

“Strengthening our global connections is more important than ever,” said The Honorable Stan Cho, Ontario Minister of Tourism, Culture and Gaming. “Air Canada’s revival of direct flights between London, UK and Ottawa reinforces our ties with a valued international partner and marks a new chapter in connecting two vibrant capitals, offering endless opportunities for international travelers to explore Ontario’s world-class tourism, rich and diverse culture and dynamic attractions.”

“I’m delighted to see the resumption of direct non-stop service between Ottawa and London Heathrow. I know how important this is to Ottawa residents, including business owners and members of the tourism and hospitality industry,” said Mark Sutcliffe, Mayor of Ottawa. “This connection will contribute to our local economy and enhance opportunities for tourism, events, and business development. Thanks to Air Canada, the Ottawa International Airport Authority, and Ottawa Tourism for their hard work in making this happen. I’m looking forward to welcoming the first passengers to Ottawa.”

“The return of non-stop flights between Ottawa and London Heathrow is a game-changer for our region. This vital air link strengthens economic ties, fosters tourism, and reinforces Ottawa-Gatineau’s connection to European markets and beyond,” said Susan Margles, President and CEO, Ottawa International Airport Authority.

“The return of Air Canada’s direct flight between London Heathrow and Ottawa is a vital step in getting us closer to our top overseas market and a gateway to the world,” says Michael Crockatt, President and CEO of Ottawa Tourism. “Heathrow’s status as a global hub means more travelers from all continents can access Ottawa more seamlessly to visit friends and family, attend a conference or sporting event, or experience our cultural gems and easy access to world-renowned Canadian nature. This route is a strong vote of confidence from Air Canada, and we are committed to maximizing this opportunity to showcase Canada’s capital on the world stage. We are grateful to our partners at Air Canada and the Ottawa International Airport Authority for making this possible.”

Air Canada’s Ottawa-London Heathrow schedule

In addition to its London Heathrow route, Air Canada will operate over 450 weekly flights to and from Ottawa this summer across a range of regional, domestic, international and transborder flights.

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Iberia is once again committed to its winter destinations: Rovaniemi, where it will fly for the third year, and Innsbruck and Tromso, where it will operate for the second year.

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Iberia has published its flight schedule for the upcoming winter season, publishing its short and medium-haul routes. The airline has scheduled a solid and stable programme for this winter, consolidating last year’s increases and adding more flights in three markets.

Italy, where Iberia offers direct flights to ten destinations (Rome, Milan, Venice, Florence, Bologna, Naples, Turin, Catania, Olbia and Palermo), seven of them all year round.

On the occasion of the Jubilee in Rome in 2025, Iberia will also increase its frequencies in winter to 44 weekly ones, adding two more to last year’s offer. This means a total of 380,000 seats during the winter season.

France is, for yet another year, the market to which Iberia offers the largest number of flights in its network. In total, it offers more than 180 flights a week between Spain and France. Iberia offers direct flights to Paris, Bordeaux, Strasbourg, Lyon, Marseille, Nantes, Nice and Toulouse.

Paris will have up to 11 daily flights this winter, a real air bridge between the two capitals. Specifically, it will offer up to 52 weekly frequencies to Orly Airport, two more than last year, and up to 21 weekly frequencies to Charles de Gaulle Airport.

This winter, Austria will be the third fastest-growing European, with flights to Vienna and Innsbruck.  The route between Madrid and Vienna will reach 23 weekly frequencies, two more than in 2024, with 180,000 seats offered during the season. And for the second consecutive year, the airline will offer direct flights to Innsbruck, starting on 21 December 2025 until 5 April 2026, with two weekly frequencies operated by A320neo aircraft, with capacity for 186 passengers.

Rovaniemi and Tromso

Snow and the Northern Lights will once again be one of the main attractions of the winter season. Iberia will fly direct, non-stop, for the third consecutive year to Rovaniemi, the capital of Lapland and the official hometown of Santa Claus. Flights will start on 3 December 2025 and will run until 28 February 2026. This route will be operated by A320neo.

Flights to Tromso, a Scandinavian city where you can see the majestic Northern Lights, go on excursions to the Norwegian fjords or go tobogganing, among other things, will also return this winter. Flights will also start on 3 December 2025 and will run until 1 March 2026, with two weekly frequencies.

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After you suffer an injury due to the negligence of your own employer while at sea, you need to be ready to defend yourself against any potential defenses.

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Finding yourself injured out in the middle of the ocean while handling the course of your work is a troubling experience. While ships often have ample medical supplies, getting evacuated or trying to get certain types of medicine or supplies can sometimes be a challenge, which is why avoiding injury at all costs is ideal. However, injuries can still happen to workers handling jobs at sea, which is what causes the scope of maritime law cases to be different from standard workers’ compensation or personal injury cases. The nature of these cases raises unique defense strategies that may not be seen otherwise, which is why learning what these defenses are, and how to counter them, is so important.

1. The “Unseaworthiness” Defense
The first defense that may be thrown against your argument is that employers may argue that the vessel was completely seaworthy so that they can’t be held liable for the incident. They may try to argue that the reason your injury was caused was due to your own negligence on the job, rather than something that would be their fault through the ship. The only way to counter this type of argument is to prove that their was faulty equipment, a lack of maintenance performed, poor working conditions that contributed to the injury, or other similar arguments.

2. The “Comparative Fault” Defense
Another defense that may be thrown at you is that an employer might argue that you were partially to blame for your own injury, citing comparative negligence. Under a comparative negligence system, assuming it’s pure comparative negligence, your reward amount will be reduced by whatever percentage you are deemed to be at fault for the accident. This means that if you are awardd $100,000, yet found to be 30% at fault, you would only receive $70,000. If you are operating in an area with modified comparative fault, it’s possible that a percentage over 50% will void you from receiving anything at all.

3. The “Pre-Existing Condition” Defense
Insurance companies may try to argue that any injury you received from the accident was actually caused by a prior medical condition, rather than the accident itself. For example, say you had an old hip injury that caused you to not have proper balance and you kept this hidden. If this led to the accident then there may be a viable defense. However, you need to use medical records and expert testimony to show that the injuries you sustained, and any you may have had prior, are all new or significantly worsened as a result of working conditions.

4. The “Assumption of Risk” Defense
A unique argument that can be made is that an employer may argue that you knowingly accepted the risks of maritime work, similar to signing a waiver. However, there are numerous legal protections under something known as the Jones Act. This act is the statute that gives workers the right to sue their maritime employer for negligence, similar to workers on land through a standard workers’ compensation claim. All it states as a basis is that employers are responsible for safety on their vessels, regardless of the risk that may come with the job.

5. The “Failure to Report the Injury Immediately” Defense
Another type of defense you may be slapped with is an employer arguing that you waiting to report your injury meant it wasn’t serious or that it wasn’t actually caused by work. This is why it’s important to report your injury and get the case submitted immediately or, at the very least, visit a doctor who can do a write-up on your injuries, which will have a date. It will also help if you can show why the delay happened in the first place, such as a lack of access to medical care, and provide a witness statement to the event that can support your claim beyond medical bills themselves.

6. The “Independent Contractor” Defense
A stickier defense that may come across your argument is the standpoint that you are not a fully fledged employee, but rather a contractor. If this is true, then your argument will be more of an uphill battle, as independent contractors aren’t always entitled to the same workers’ rights as employees in many cases. While there are still maintenance requirements for maritime vessels, they don’t need to protect your activities on the job. If you are an employee, though, try to use employment records, work history, and job duties to show that there was a pre-existing employer-employee relationship in existence.

How to Strengthen Your Case Against These Defenses
You never want to be in the position where you are being called into question for injuries that you claimed. It’s a frustrating experience and one that can leave you feeling undervalued and betrayed by your employer. By gathering witness statements, photographic evidence, and documenting your injuries, though, you can debunk most of these defenses right off the bat. In the event that there are more nuances to your case, it may behoove you to contact a maritime injury lawyer who can assist you with the legal process that may be coming. They will assist you with gathering evidence, negotiating with insurance and your employer, and the general injury legal claim guidelines that you need to follow.

Fight for your rights after a maritime incident
After you suffer an injury due to the negligence of your own employer while at sea, you need to be ready to defend yourself against any potential defenses. Both insurance companies and your employer may try to fight back, which is why you need to take the time to prepare an argument. Work with an accredited lawyer who can help you gather all the details you’ll need to build a strong case that works in your favor, rather than against you. Doing so will ensure that you have the best shot of winning your case and recouping compensation for the damages you suffered as a result.

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Marriott Fort Collins unveils extensive renovations, introducing modern accommodations, farm-to-table dining, and premier event spaces, redefining hospitality in Northern Colorado.

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FORT COLLINS, CO –  A new era of hospitality has arrived in Fort Collins. Marriott Fort Collins announces the completion of an extensive renovation, setting a new standard for modern accommodations, farm-to-table dining, and premier event spaces in the region. A fixture in the Fort Collins community for over 40 years, the newly reimagined hotel offers a more inviting and contemporary atmosphere, making it the ideal destination for lodging, dining, meetings, and special events.

A Reimagined Experience

Guests are now welcomed into a completely transformed lobby, designed as the entry to a spacious great room with a modern, social ambiance. Visitors can enjoy a bright, inviting space featuring community seating throughout, with ample USB outlets for convenience. This investment reflects Marriott Fort Collins’ commitment to creating a vibrant, engaging environment for both business and leisure travelers.

Elevated Dining & Social Spaces

Copper Creek Restaurant has been completely redesigned to complement its newly revamped menu, which highlights fresh, farm-to-table ingredients. Guests can also enjoy the convenience of an onsite Starbucks and the Falls Bar, which offers a curated selection of local microbrews and craft cocktails in a sleek, modern setting.

Renovated Guest Accommodations & Amenities

The hotel’s many refreshed public spaces blend modern decor inspired by the Rocky Mountains, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere. The hotel’s 231 guest rooms, renovated top to bottom in 2022 – include seven contemporary suites, 19 studio suites, and two hospitality suites. The Concierge Floor, with a private lounge, is available for group bookings and is expected to be open to business travelers soon.

Marriott Fort Collins is also home to the only indoor/outdoor pool in the area, featuring a fully renovated hot tub; both are slated for completion in June 2025. The fitness center, which has also been fully renovated and greatly expanded, boasts state-of-the-art equipment, including popular Peloton bikes along with free weights, cardio machines, and a universal gym—all complimentary for hotel guests.

Premier Meeting & Event Destination

With 23,000 square feet of event space – one of the largest in the market – Marriott Fort Collins is a premier choice for meetings, weddings, and special events. The hotel features 18 meeting rooms, all conveniently located on the ground level, as well as a unique freestanding wedding pavilion with a pergola, creating a stunning setting for ceremonies and cocktail receptions.

Special Incentives for Meetings & Events

To celebrate the hotel’s transformation, Marriott Fort Collins is offering exclusive discounts on meeting room rentals and food & beverage, along with Marriott Planner Points incentives for bookings in April, May, and August. Local businesses and organizations are invited to take advantage of these limited time offers for their upcoming events.

Experience the New Marriott Fort Collins

Whether visiting for business, leisure, or a special occasion, guests will find a hotel that is light, bright, and designed for a truly enjoyable stay. With top-tier customer service and an elevated lifestyle atmosphere, Marriott Fort Collins is redefining hospitality in Northern Colorado.

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