5 things to know for April 24
Today's headlines: KHP Capital Partners closes $300 million hotel fund; Florida law to allow demolition of two historic Miami hotels; Cost control and revenue a focus at select-service hotels; American Airlines pulls full-year outlook; US weekly jobless claims rise by 6,000
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Asset managers focus on 'what can be controlled' in select-service hotels
Sticking with operational models, cutting costs and finding ancillary revenue key strategies
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. — Due to their operating model, select-service hotels tend to be more resilient to different economic pressures while drawing in demand by being a more affordable ...
Hyatt builds on years of growth in Europe and the Middle East
Focus on consumers, brand portfolio drives expansion strategy
BERLIN — Europe and the Middle East are strategic focuses for Hyatt Hotels Corp. as the brand company has significantly grown its presence in both regions in recent years.
5 things to know for April 23
Today's headlines: American traveler satisfaction declines across all sectors; Green Bay hotels positioned to score big with NFL draft; Driftwood Capital closes $1.2 billion consolidation deal; Markets jump after Trump eases worries over Fed chair, tariffs; Credit card companies prepare for a worse economy
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Breaking down the hotel guest online invasion of privacy lawsuit in California
Awareness of presence and use of tracking pixels critical, attorney says
An online privacy lawsuit filed against Accor Management through the Fairmont Hotels & Resorts brand should have hoteliers reviewing their online booking policies, according to a p...
Hotel CEOs say employee retention, property upkeep are key priorities
Despite global uncertainties, executives optimistic about near-term performance outlook
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. — All of the economic uncertainty and travel disruption in recent weeks has many wondering about the overall impact on U.S. hotel demand.
Aimbridge EMEA sees further growth in Europe with eye on Middle East
Region president says third-party management company 'follows the money' for hotel contract opportunities
BERLIN — The role of third-party hotel management is becoming more recognized across Europe, a development that Aimbridge Hospitality EMEA is acting on.
5 things to know for April 21
Today's headlines: Nearly quarter of Americans not planning a summer trip; China warns other countries over US trade deals; The state of the H-2B visa program with US hotels; German tourists deported from Hawaii; Venice continues visitor's tax for second year
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5 things to know for April 18
Today's headlines: Accor adds 17 hotels in the Americas; Judge finds Google has advertising monopoly; Hoteliers adapt to travelers using AI for trip research; US weekly hotel results flat thanks to 2024 eclipse; US initial weekly jobless claims fall by 9,000
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As travelers turn to AI for trip research, hotel digital marketers adapt strategies
Accurate information, fast-loading sites and online reputation among key elements
While Google remains the top way travelers prepare for their trips, a growing subset of consumers is turning to artificial intelligence to help them research and plan out their sta...
Asset managers keep a close eye on uncertain hotel demand
Deals outlook lower as its 'a different 2025 today'
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. — Uncertainty causes people and businesses to pause.
Hotel asset managers seek revenue growth, cost savings to counter effects of tariffs
HAMA survey indicates concerned outlook for US hotel industry, economy
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. — Tariffs are among the chief concerns held by hotel asset managers across the U.S.
Marriott CEO talks consumer confidence, travel bifurcation and more
Tony Capuano's IHIF EMEA remarks reinforce the draw of travel despite global uncertainties
BERLIN — The current geopolitical strife, economic disruptions and other general uncertainty has caused some to worry about travel demand, both domestically and internationally.
European hotels see bifurcated performance within bumpy travel outlook
US tariff policies are 'the elephant in the room,' economist says
BERLIN — During periods of uncertainty, data can provide hoteliers with some sense of footing as they try to make their way forward.
Investors in European hotels adjust strategies due to uncertainty over US travelers
Brands, owners seek to diversify property locations and demand source markets
BERLIN — There are a lot of questions about the future of international outbound travel from the U.S., and hotel brand executives and investors aren't waiting around to find out wh...
Global hotel CEOs mute dire prognostications in Europe, citing continued opportunities and growth potential
European hoteliers anticipate return of transactions, Chinese travelers
BERLIN — Current geopolitical problems are causing some disruption to the international travel market, but hotel industry experts during the second day of the International Hospita...
Geopolitical uncertainty leads European hotel industry to rethink travel expectations
Trade wars, aggressive posturing drive the divide
BERLIN — The political rhetoric emanating from the U.S. is stirring some uncertainty abroad.
Mayflower Hotel's century-long run builds on its history, connection with guests
Anniversary celebrations highlight Washington hotel's past for modern travelers
After 100 years, the Mayflower Hotel, Autograph Collection, continues to be an icon among Washington, D.C., hotels with a storied political history and guests long-devoted to the p...
US hoteliers have mixed expectations for summer demand
Shorter booking window pairs with worries over international inbound, government travel
As U.S. hoteliers look ahead to the coming summer months, their outlook is tied to an industry saying: It depends on the market — and the hotel.
Schneider Electric retains jobs and adds sustainability elements through lease expansion
Lease of the year for El Paso
After more than two years of weighing its options, Schneider Electric was able to expand the lease it held in Northwest El Paso with landlord Stag Industrial for a total of more th...