The Super Bowl has historically brought immense hotel demand to each host market, providing hotel owners the opportunity to push average daily rates well above standard pricing.
With around 3,500 athletes and countless fans descending on Milan and its surrounding towns for the Olympic Winter Games Milano Cortina 2026 this month, hotels in the Italian region are poised to succeed during the two-week event.
MADRID — From a collapsed economy in 2008 and the years that followed to arguably the strongest hotel investment hotspot in Europe today, Greece has been on an incredible journey, especially in the years since the pandemic.
Real estate investment firm London and Regional Properties is now L+R after announcing a transformation into a unified platform and single brand containing four verticals: hotels, commercial real estate, private credit and ventures.
Hotel restaurants are leaning into local cuisine and creating experiences with their dishes more than ever before, in part to make up for the rising costs of food.
On the latest episode of the Next Gen in Lodging podcast, hosts Chris Henry and Davonne Reaves welcomed Lilly Rocha, CEO of the Latino Restaurant Association based in Los Angeles, to discuss navigating business in the hotel industry amid immigration crackdowns from U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents.
While there are significant events on the horizon that should boost the travel fortunes for the U.S. — specifically the FIFA World Cup and the America's 250th anniversary celebration — hotel industry leaders worry the country isn't doing what it should to capitalize on that opportunity.
MADRID — Among the thorniest issues of hotel ownership is bringing on brands and operating companies as partners and negotiating the hotel management agreement.
Aimbridge Hospitality is seeking legal sanctions against its founder and former CEO and executive chairman Dave Johnson, alleging he purposely misled the court.
LOS ANGELES — During the second day of the Americas Lodging Investment Summit, hoteliers were hoping for fewer disruptions in 2026 than 2025, and many are indicating that a slightly less turbulent year could be a pathway to success.
LOS ANGELES — Every new year brings the possibility of a new start, and hoteliers attending the Americas Lodging Investment Summit are hoping that's the case in 2026.
The arrival of a new year gives hoteliers the opportunity to look back at the year that was and look forward to the year that is yet to be, and that's what many recent CoStar News Hotels podcasts did.
The Hungarian hospitality industry is benefiting from its value positioning and broader visitor base, but future growth will depend on balancing affordability with rising costs, expanding demand beyond Budapest and converting strong visitor numbers into long-term profitability.
When it comes to wellness trends, it all boils down to what's old is new, says Pam Cruse, co-founder and chief marketing officer of holistic hotel brand SCP Hotels.