Treasure Island TI Las Vegas Hotel has officially joined Accor's Handwritten Collection, marking the hospitality group's arrival on the Las Vegas Strip. The 2,884-room property becomes the largest hotel in Accor's global network. Opened in 1993, the hotel retains its distinctive pirate-themed character, including full-scale replicas of 17th-century ships at its entrance. The property offers a 24-hour casino, outdoor pool, spa, and hosts Mystère, a Cirque du Soleil show running for over 30 years. The hotel features diverse dining options and plans to open new Mexican and Italian restaurants in 2027. Rooms start from $69 per night. Guests can earn reward points through ALL Accor, the company's loyalty programme. The property holds Four Green Globes certification and partners with Volunteers in Medicine of Southern Nevada to support the local community.

Morocco is experiencing an unprecedented tourism boom, with nearly 20 million international tourists visiting in 2026, marking a 20% year-on-year increase. Major destinations like Marrakesh have seen overnight stays surge by nearly 40%. Major hotel chains are capitalising on this growth with significant expansion plans. Hilton has opened a 55-room Waldorf Astoria in Rabat's Mohammed VI Tower and plans six new properties across Morocco by 2030, including Tapestry Collection hotels in Casablanca and Chefchaouen, plus DoubleTree and Curio Collection properties in Marrakech and Nador. Accor is developing a Sofitel Tangier for 2029 and partnering with local group Risma on a tourism academy. Radisson is constructing Radisson Blu and Radisson RED properties in Casablanca for 2028. Morocco's strategic location has also attracted cruise lines rerouting from the Middle East.