The long-stay travel trend is making the usual hotels look and feel more like a home

If you are seeing more home-like options in your usual hotel brands, you are right. A growing preference for space, the rise of “bleisure” and “workation” travellers — whose business trips are combined with family and leisure time — and the acceleration of digital nomad culture post-pandemic have led to a rise in demand for more home-style accommodation with work-conducive facilities. Euromonitor predicts that blended travel spending, estimated at US$200b (S$270.23b) in 2022, will more than doub...