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While many hoteliers who spent money on imported furniture, fixtures and equipment over the past year might be hopeful about the $166 billion pool of refunds from previously collective tariffs, it's ...

To the untrained eye, hotel group demand in the U.S. over the past year or so appears to be floundering. But actually, according to CoStar data, there's just been a bit of displacement.

On the latest episode of "Next Gen in Lodging," co-host Omari Head speaks with Gabrielle Johnson, manager of development planning and feasibility at Marriott International, about her career path and ...

While Japan has enjoyed a prolonged period of outperformance in hotel demand in recent years, many worried that would come to an end when Chinese officials urged China's citizens to not visit amid ...

March came in like a lion in terms of U.S. hotel performance.

With interest in branded residences and apartment-style hotels continuing to rise for both travelers and developers, the industry can expect to see more options in the space — and not just at the ...

Kerten Hospitality's goal as a hotel management company is to bring a fresh approach to the sector, a vision which started to form about a decade ago when hotel owners wanted something different from ...

While Vietnam has been on the short list of countries outperforming in terms of hotel metrics recently, there were some questions whether that strong performance was just off a low base or if it'd be ...

The perception of pursuing a lifelong career in the hotel industry is facing fundamental changes.

U.S. hotels finally are in a "real growth" environment.

While labor shortages have gone from the singular issue the hotel industry was fixated on immediately post-pandemic to one of a litany of topics to keep in mind, it remains the top issue the American ...

ATLANTA — Amid the backdrop of the 2026 Hunter Hotel Investment Conference, the co-hosts of "Tell Me More: A Hospitality Data Podcast" shared a quick gut check on U.S. hotel industry health at this ...

Despite global disruptions in other parts of the world, the pace of hotel transactions across Europe is forecast to increase this year.

In honor of Women's History Month, Next Gen in Lodging podcast host Davonne Reaves spoke with two female hotel owners about their experiences navigating the industry while striking the right ...

Major events, particularly sports, seem to be the unifying theme of how hoteliers are looking at 2026.

When hotel real estate investment trust Park Hotels & Resorts announced it was handing back the keys to the Parc 55 and Hilton Union Square hotels in San Francisco, that began the most watched hotel ...

One month of hotel performance data does not a trend make, but the year is getting off to an encouraging start.

Even though Australia's hotel industry already has a high degree of sophistication, Trilogy Hotels Executive Chairman Tony Ryan said the country is significantly behind the U.S. in adopting the ...

Sporting events continue to drive hotel demand around the globe, and there's none bigger than Formula 1 racing.

Bay Area hotels can bank on some California love this week.