Hotel industry executives and analysts are ready for whatever lies ahead.

There's a lot to say about the hotel industry, and the Hotel News Now podcast network has a breadth of shows to keep listeners in the know about the hospitality business.

With just weeks before the start of summer in the U.S., hotel executives are moving on from a disappointing first quarter and looking ahead to a better second half of the year.

Despite geopolitical unrest abroad and varied economic challenges, the outlook for Europe's hotel industry remains optimistic.

The catalysts for hotel transactions in the near to medium term are beginning to take shape.

U.S. hotel executives might be ready to put aside familiar cautious optimism in favor of 100% optimism for 2024.

While high inflation garnered headlines in 2023, higher prices didn't keep travelers from taking trips during the year; they just took their dollars elsewhere.

Hotel brand company Choice Hotels International — based in Rockville, Maryland, with nearly 7,500 open hotels in more than 40 countries — has gone public with its bid to acquire ri...

Once a thriving business hub as well as a bucket-list destination for tourists, San Francisco has weathered some challenges in the past few years.

A recession in the U.S. isn't a sure thing, but even if a mild one does happen, the hotel industry is likely to be insulated, according to speakers and presenters at the 2023 Hotel...

In early June, hotel executives met in New York City for the NYU International Hospitality Industry Investment Conference.

In May, hotel executives met in Berlin for the International Hospitality Investment Forum.

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The leaders in the hotel industry expect plenty of good things in 2023.

Record inflation and the threat of recession were top of mind for hotel executives in attendance at The Lodging Conference in Phoenix.

Hotel industry leaders met in Nashville to discuss their takeaways from the latest hotel performance trends after more than a year of pent-up demand and pricing power.

The summer of 2022 could set new demand records for the U.S. hotel industry as pent-up demand restrained for the last two years by the COVID-19 pandemic is finally unleashed.

Despite inflation, rising wages and labor shortages nationwide, hotel executives show no signs of concern about recession.

In early May, hoteliers met in Berlin for the International Hotel Investment Forum to discuss when the industry could conceivably recover in Europe's major markets and what investm...

Hoteliers met in Panama City in March to discuss the state of recovery of hotel markets in Latin America and the Caribbean.