In February, the most-read Hotel News Now content of the month included Hyatt Hotels Corp.'s brand and asset dispositions, 1-on-1 with Marriott President and CEO Tony Capuano, and more.
Click on each headline to read more, and below check out the Hotel News Now editorial team's top picks from the month.
article4 Min ReadFebruary 23, 2024 02:33 PMHyatt Hotels Corp. executives also announced the closed sale of the Hyatt Regency Aruba Resort Spa and Casino for $240 million with signed deals in place to sell two more hotels for a combined $310 million.
article1 Min ReadFebruary 02, 2024 09:34 AMIn a video interview with HNN, Marriott International President and CEO Tony Capuano talks about how group demand is influencing hotel strategies and the rollout of three new midscale brands.
article6 Min ReadFebruary 08, 2024 03:05 PMLas Vegas average hotel rates are forecast to reach the highest levels for a Super Bowl host market this weekend when the Kansas City Chiefs face off against the San Francisco 49ers at Allegiant Stadium.
article4 Min ReadFebruary 06, 2024 09:04 AMThe 2023 survey of California hotel sales reports a steep drop in sales compared to 2022, the second largest in the last 15 years.
article3 Min ReadFebruary 16, 2024 10:28 AMHotels in the Las Vegas market achieved their highest weekend average daily rate ever, which was also set a new bar for Super Bowl host cities.
HNN Staff Picks
- Stephanie Ricca: Personalized Content, Experiences Fuel Hilton's Data Modernization
- Robert McCune: Black Hotel History Still Being Written
- Sean McCracken: From Cookies to Secret Service Agents: Eric Danziger Closes Out 53-Year Hotel Career
- Terence Baker: Accor Exec Says Record Earnings a 'Major Milestone' for the French Hotel Firm
- Bryan Wroten: Chief Strategy Officer Says Diverse Offerings Help Accor Stay Ahead of Travel Trends
- Dana Miller: Hotel Developers Balance Dreams with Reality in Today's Lifestyle-Driven Era
- Trevor Simpson: Asian American Hotel Owner's Group CEO on 'Shockwave' of Possible Choice, Wyndham Deal
- Dan Kubacki: Noble's Shah Sees Evolution of Extended Stay as Biggest Change in Hotels