Sydney hotel supply squeeze sparks shift to conversions, capital-light modelsSydney, Australia, is on a roll thanks to sound economic fundamentals and a lack of supply, but hoteliers state it will need to fill in those supply gaps to satisfy demand from international guests, major events and a strong corporate base.
US hotels are 'smooth sailing' into 2027Co-hosts of the "Tell Me More: A Hospitality Data Podcast" recorded a special episode at the 2026 Hotel Data Conference, highlighting a few surprises and takeaways gleaned from the annual event.
Experts are hopeful artificial intelligence can help bring together disparate data sources and cut through the complicated math beyond rates, including customer acquisition, labor and fees.
Experts are hopeful artificial intelligence can help bring together disparate data sources and cut through the complicated math beyond rates, including customer acquisition, labor and fees.
As Saudi Arabia nears the end of the first phase of its Vision 2030 tourism and hotel transformation, the country has approved mandatory staffing requirements across all segments of hospitality.
As Saudi Arabia nears the end of the first phase of its Vision 2030 tourism and hotel transformation, the country has approved mandatory staffing requirements across all segments of hospitality.