Hospitality continues to grow across Tampa Bay as hotels, restaurants and venues invest in new experiences for visitors and locals. Here, you’ll find reporting on the people, projects and trends shaping the region’s travel and service industry.
The Tampa Bay Wine & Food Festival will return April 7-11 with an expanded lineup of events across Tampa and St. Petersburg, including three new additions and a new ticketing partnership for its dinner series. Now in its fourth year, the five-day festival will feature chef collaborations, tasting events and competitions at restaurants and waterfront … Read more
Oystercatchers restores its signature Sunday brunch at Grand Hyatt Tampa Bay.
Before the first ticket prints, Shelby Farrell makes the calls that shape service.
Disser Hospitality closes SoHo Saloon and plans a new South Howard concept.
Privately funded upgrades reshape premium spaces before April 6 opener.
New renderings preview Volta’s 400 Central wine shop ahead of groundbreaking.
Festival projects 10,000 daily attendees inside Water Street district.
Cru adds Smith’s Provisions and The Back Bar to Sparkman Wharf this March.
Buyer AAM adds a 125-key Brandon hotel near I-4 and I-75 to its Florida portfolio.
Water Street Tampa may soon add Miami-based Pura Vida.
