Marriott International, Inc. has announced an exciting new venture with Zhong An Commercial Group, a part of China New City Group, to bring the W Hotels brand to Hangzhou. Scheduled to open in 2031, W Hangzhou will be prominently located at the northwest intersection of Minhe Road and Liyi Road in Qianjiang Century City, the burgeoning new central business district (CBD) of Hangzhou.
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Uniworld Celebrates 50th Anniversary with Epic 50-Night River Cruise
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Robotic Massage Tables Will Revolutionize Hotel Spa Experiences
Imagine a massage experience where cutting-edge technology meets ultimate relaxation. Aescape, a pioneering tech company, has introduced an innovative robotic massage table that's set to transform the spa industry. The Aescape table, equipped with advanced AI and robotic arms, offers a unique massage experience that could soon become a staple in high-end hotels around the world.
Advocacy Group Urges Southwest to Maintain Customer of Size Policy Amid Seating Changes
As Southwest Airlines prepares to transition to an assigned seating policy, the National Association to Advance Fat Acceptance (NAAFA) has launched a petition urging the airline to retain its industry-leading Customer of Size policy. This request comes amid concerns that the new seating arrangement could adversely affect plus-sized and disabled travelers.