HotelNewsNow · 15 Nov

Accor CEO and Chairman Sébastien Bazin admits that finding capital on Wall Street today is the hardest it has been for a decade.

HotelNewsNow · 25 Oct

As the availability of new-construction financing continues to tighten, an increasing number of hotel owners and developers are turning to commercial

HotelNewsNow · 17 Oct

The number of people who identify as transgender grows every year, so employers should be aware of the laws and best practices regarding the transgen

HotelNewsNow · 14 Oct

Through the normal course of operations, there are myriad legal issues hoteliers must navigate to protect themselves.

HotelNewsNow · 6 Oct

After years of being completely dormant, the federal EB-5 Immigrant Investor Program is back with new funding that opens up a new path to relatively

HotelNewsNow · 5 Oct

Accor has announced that it has entered into exclusive negotiations with the Valesco Group to sell its Paris headquarters, the Sequana Tower, for 465

Phocuswire · 4 Oct

Cyber breaches seem to make headlines every day, with Uber, InterContinental Hotels Group and Marriott International among the major travel brands to

HotelNewsNow · 3 Oct

The recovery of the U.S. hotel industry from the COVID-19 pandemic has progressed to the point that many hoteliers budgeting for 2023 can see some re

HotelNewsNow · 31 Aug

Energy cost increases are causing pain in the United Kingdom hotel industry, and with domestic residents who face less discretionary income because o

HotelNewsNow · 4 Aug

The Bank of England has increased interest rates for the sixth time in a row, this time to 1.75%.

Hospitality ON · 28 Jul

The hotel group created by Kike Sarasola in 2005 has been hit really hard by the pandemic. On a strong growth phase in 2020, it didn’t have enough ca

travelweekly.com · 26 Jul

In a common scenario, guests often ask hotel employees for suggestions, such as where to eat, what to see and what beach to spend the day. But does t

HotelNewsNow · 20 May

The price of gas continues to rise in the U.S., but hoteliers aren't nervous that surging fuel prices or inflation might dampen summer travel demand.

HotelNewsNow · 10 May

The flow of hotel industry transactions in Europe has not increased since the start of the pandemic, and that has left hoteliers and investors grappl

HotelNewsNow · 17 Jan

The Biden administration's broad workplace vaccine mandate was put on hold by the U.S. Supreme Court, and legal experts say signs point to the mandat

HotelNewsNow · 10 Nov

The hotel industry transactions environment came back with a vengeance during the third quarter after an extended gridlock induced by the COVID-19 pa

USA TODAY · 20 Oct

Recently unsealed documents from the District of Columbia Attorney General’s 2019 lawsuit against Marriott allege that the company and its self-manag

HotelNewsNow · 19 Oct

NEW YORK — The total amount of U.S. lodging industry capital-expenditure spending is forecast to increase by approximately 70% in 2022 from the recor

HotelNewsNow · 13 Oct

When the Hotel Asset Managers Association last met in the spring, the COVID-19 pandemic had just passed the one-year mark in the U.S., and members we

HotelNewsNow · 27 Sep

During the pandemic, hardly any foreign direct investment has entered the Middle East, and the usual truism remains: When foreign private equity does

HotelNewsNow · 17 Sep

Like many industries, hotels are at the mercy of the delays in the global supply chain.

HotelNewsNow · 16 Aug

Amid surging demand for hotels through the summer travel season, executives at the largest U.S.-based hotel ownership companies have been watchful fo

skift Inc. · 13 Aug

China, usually seen as the global leader in the hotel industry’s recovery from the pandemic, took a massive fall last week in its hospitality comebac

HotelNewsNow · 12 Aug

Hotel owners who thought they were experienced and poised to make the most out of a crisis following the Great Recession had to learn the hard way ju

HotelNewsNow · 3 Aug

The increase in demand for hotel rooms during the COVID-19 pandemic has been a double-edged sword for the U.S. hotel industry.

HotelNewsNow · 23 Jul

As the U.S. hotel industry nears its second-quarter earnings call season, hotel experts and analysts expect the publicly traded hotel brand companies

HotelNewsNow · 9 Jul

The unleashing of pent-up leisure travel demand in the U.S. this summer so far hasn't been enough to significantly boost stock values for the hotel i