Natural disasters and a pandemic propelled hotels in Louisiana, Texas and California to the highest occupancy in the country as aid workers and those fleeing storms and fires filled hotel rooms, a surge that tempered an overall drop in U.S. industry demand as Labor Day holiday demand eased.
Evacuees From Natural Disasters Temper Drop in US Hotel Occupancy After Holiday
Overall US Demand for Hotel Rooms Drops as Summer Vacation Season Winds Down
CoStar News
September 17, 2020 | 4:20 P.M.
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