SINGAPORE - The hotel industry here is rejuvenating itself to make room for guests looking for new experiences, as global visitors return amid the reopening of borders.
Leading hospitality group Accor, for example, took over 8 on Claymore Serviced Residences last year and will unveil its first Novotel Living brand in Singapore at the property this month.
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