Julie Sickel

Julie Sickel
Executive Editor, Hospitality

Julie Sickel is executive editor for hospitality at BTN. As a B2B journalist and content strategist, she's spent a decade focused on hotels, travel technology, hotel distribution and corporate travel management. She previously served as an editor at BTN before holding content writing and strategy roles at HRS Group, Dots & Lines, Inc. and OnWrd & UpWrd Marketing & Communications.

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BridgeStreet Introduces 'Aparthotel' BrandBy Julie Sickel

Serviced-apartments provider BridgeStreet Global Hospitality has introduced a new brand, Mode... KEEP READING

First Radisson Blu Opens In Latin AmericaBy Julie Sickel

Carlson Rezidor Hotel Group's inaugural Latin American Radisson Blu opened in Belo Horizonte, Brazil,... KEEP READING

IHG Brings Kimpton To EuropeBy Julie Sickel

InterContinental Hotels Group will open a new Kimpton Hotels & Restaurants property in Amsterdam,... KEEP READING

In North American Hotels, Business Transient Bookings Are Down & Group Bookings Are UpBy Julie Sickel

First-quarter reserved occupancy in the business transient segment at hotels in North America is down... KEEP READING

Hyatt Takes Centric Brand GlobalBy Julie Sickel

Hyatt Hotels Corp. plans to expand its Hyatt Centric brand beyond the United States, opening a... KEEP READING

Hilton Unveils Midscale Brand TruBy Julie Sickel

Hilton Worldwide has launched Tru by Hilton, a midscale brand for the United States and Canada.... KEEP READING

Commune & Destination MergeBy Julie Sickel

Commune Hotels & Resorts and Destination Hotels have merged.... KEEP READING

FRHI Premieres JV Brand Neqta Hotels In ChinaBy Julie Sickel

FRHI Hotels & Resorts has opened the first property of its new Neqta Hotels brand portfolio in... KEEP READING

Omni Names Wykes VP Of Hotel Sales & MarketingBy Julie Sickel

Omni Hotels & Resorts promoted Mark Wykes to vice president of hotel sales and marketing.... KEEP READING

AH&LA: Airbnb Gains From Illegal Hotel OperatorsBy Julie Sickel

A significant portion of Airbnb’s revenue comes from full-time renters acting as illegal hotel... KEEP READING

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