Rosen Hotels & Resorts in Orlando, FL has announced that it has secured GBAC STAR Facility Accreditation from the Global Biorisk Advisory Council on behalf of its three convention properties as part of its ongoing, heightened focus on associate and guest safety and security, "Rosen’s Total Commitment."

Grand Lucayan in the Bahamas has announced the February 1, 2021 reopening of Lighthouse Pointe, the brand’s all-inclusive offering.

One year after its groundbreaking ceremony, Salt Lake’s convention hotel—the Hyatt Regency Salt Lake City—is on schedule for completion in October 2022.

The Grand Hotel Sunnyvale in Silicon Valley has announced its upcoming $25 million annex will be completed June 1, 2021. A 60,000-square-foot addition will span four floors with 51 new rooms, two meeting spaces and a new gym. In total, the hotel will offer 155 rooms and villas, three indoor meeting spaces that can accommodate up to 80, an outdoor events space for up to 150, an outdoor heated pool, and more for business and leisure travelers.

Omni Atlanta Hotel at CNN Center has announced the completion of a $12 million renovation to the hotel’s public spaces and dining outlets, which includes the addition of four new food and beverage concepts: Top Draft, Centennial Grounds, New South Kitchen and Vues Lobby Bar.

Managed by Pivot Hotels & Resorts, Hotel Viking in Newport, RI, has unveiled extensive renovations to its 13,610 square feet of meeting and event spaces, destination Spa Fjör, fitness center and indoor lap pool.

Sandestin Golf and Beach Resort in Florida plans to start 2021 with the opening of the new luxury hotel, Hotel Effie Sandestin. Facing setbacks due to COVID-19 (coronavirus) that delayed the 2020 opening, Hotel Effie is now confirmed to open February 1, 2021.

The Jamaica Pegasus, a Kingston business hotel, continues to pivot its operations to best meet the needs of today’s increasingly mobile corporate world with the launch of new "Co[ME] Work" packages. The new packages target work-from-home professionals and students who could benefit from a change of scenery to spice up their typical workday. "Co[ME] Work" packages include the private use of guestrooms converted into office suites, with desks and conference tables replacing the hotel’s beds.

In light of the increased work-from-home economy, The Statler, Curio Collection by Hilton in Dallas, TX, has launched a "Work with Us" initiative, which allows people—even those not staying as overnight guests in the hotel—to use the hotel’s workspaces and technology.

Many are exhausted from video chatting and are wanting the connection of getting things done together, in person.

The Broadmoor in Colorado Springs says it is seeing this trend first-hand as it hosts an increasing number of small corporate groups and associations drawn to the resort because of its 5,000 acres and ample space to spread out, both indoors and out.