SHERIDAN, WYOMING – May 9, 2025 – Travelers with a flair for fun and modern design have a fresh reason to visit Quebec’s most vibrant city. Marriott International has officially opened Moxy Montreal Downtown, its 300th hotel in Canada, delivering a unique and energetic experience in the heart of the city.
SHERIDAN, WYOMING – May 9, 2025 – A bold new chapter is unfolding in the world of travel as Hotel Equities and Springboard Hospitality announce their merger, uniting two hospitality powerhouses with one clear goal: to elevate guest experiences from coast to coast and beyond.
SHERIDAN, WYOMING – May 6, 2025 – Travelers dreaming of a coastal escape in Germany now have even more reason to pack their bags for the Baltic Sea: the newly renovated Strandhotel Zingst has earned a coveted spot among the top hotels in the 2025 Falstaff Hotel Guide. With a standout score of 91 out of 100 points and glowing reviews across all categories, this boutique getaway in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern continues to win hearts—and awards.
Award-Winning Comfort Just Steps from the Sea
SHERIDAN, WYOMING – May 6, 2025 – Travelers dreaming of a luxurious coastal getaway now have another reason to head to the Baltic Sea: the newly renovated Strandhotel Zingst has just been named one of Germany’s top hotels by the prestigious Falstaff Hotel Guide 2025. With an impressive 91 out of 100 points and a coveted five-star rating, this charming seaside retreat is officially among the best in the German-speaking world.
A Top-Tier Coastal Escape on the Baltic Sea
SHERIDAN, WYOMING – May 6, 2025 – A new exhibition at the Baukunstarchiv NRW in Dortmund is offering visitors a rare and intimate look into the creative mind of one of Germany’s most innovative postwar architects: Werner Ruhnau. Titled “Building for an Open Society”, the exhibition runs from May 16 to July 27, 2025, and invites design lovers, history enthusiasts, and the culturally curious to explore a legacy where architecture meets art in playful, thought-provoking ways.
A Unique Blend of Architecture, Art, and Democracy