In June, the most-read Hotel News Now content of the month included Aimbridge Hospitality's lawsuit against Avion Hospitality, inflation pressures on the hotel industry, and more.
Click on each headline to read more, and below check out the Hotel News Now editorial team's top picks from the month.
article5 Min ReadJune 25, 2024 09:05 AMAimbridge Hospitality filed a lawsuit against Avion Hospitality, alleging it has lost tens of millions of dollars due to Avion obtaining and using confidential property information to its advantage in persuading hotel owners to switch management companies.
article3 Min ReadJune 24, 2024 09:09 AMHigh refinancing costs and slow performance growth could spark deals for upscale and upper-upscale hotels in some markets, Zach Demuth said in a video interview.
article2 Min ReadJune 07, 2024 10:08 AMWith costs increasing at a faster pace than revenues, hotel data experts speaking at the 2024 NYU International Hospitality Industry Investment Conference said it's important to key in on efficient operations.
article5 Min ReadJune 04, 2024 09:51 AMAt the first day of the 2024 NYU International Hospitality Industry Investment Conference, hoteliers spoke about guest behavior, deals and property-improvement plans getting back to normal, or at least they're treating them as normal.
article2 Min ReadJune 04, 2024 09:50 AMMarriott International shared new details about its upcoming conversion-friendly brand, known currently as Project Mid-T.
HNN Staff Picks
- Stephanie Ricca: Growing Global Middle Class, Improving Business Travel Boost Outlook for Hotel Brands
- Sean McCracken: What the US Needs To Do To Regain Its Share of International Travel
- Terence Baker: LVMH Joins Accor in 'Strategic Investment' To Relaunch Orient Express
- Bryan Wroten: PM Hotel Group CEO Says Labor Remains Major Hurdle for Hoteliers
- Trevor Simpson: Guests Want Optionality and Flexibility in High-End Hotel Restaurants
- Dan Kubacki: What the European Union's Artificial Intelligence Act Means for Hoteliers Around the World