Eight years after its original opening date, the international airport in Germany’s capital will allow for more direct flights from the U.S. and other countries.

Two examples of October events that demonstrate the potential for a broader return to face-to-face. One not-so-secret strategy: using outdoor spaces.

The 898-suite property is the second luxury all-inclusive in the Planet Hollywood portfolio and features an adults-only wing.

The 38-acre retreat has greatly improved its indoor special-event options.

The Arizona capital is celebrating successes at the airport and with a new hotel opening.

Shows at Caesars and MGM properties are coming back with new seating configurations, and some with new venues.

The Main Street Lending Program has nearly $600 billion available, and hotels want to tap it.

Hyatt’s boutique brand also has another Texas property on the way.

Hotel Vin in Grapevine offers a disproportionate amount of indoor and outdoor meeting space for its guest-room inventory—a notable element in the pandemic era.

Hotel Effie will add 250 guest rooms to the 2,400-acre beachfront property in the Florida Panhandle.