5 things to know for Aug. 1
Today's headlines: Markets react to new US tariff announcement; US consumer spending, inflation rose in June; Leisure demand, Maui recovery help drive Host’s second-quarter performance; Latest US employment numbers show mixed results; Norwegian Cruise Line reports record advance ticket sales
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How Hyatt evolved its business strategy through acquisitions and new brands
Take a look at how the Chicago-based hotel company has transformed since 2017
It's been an eventful past several years for Hyatt Hotels Corp., from rolling out new brands to making strategic acquisitions.
How The Peabody's lobby duck march makes Memphis hotel a 'bucket list' visit
Historic hotel's 92-year tradition makes splash with guests, drives business
Every day, just before 11 a.m. at The Peabody in Memphis, Tennessee, an employee at the hotel rolls out a red carpet.
JD Power: Smart TVs, engagement through apps boost satisfaction for hotel guests
Upscale, midscale and economy hotels notch biggest guest satisfaction spikes
Increasingly, travelers engaging with technology are enjoying their hotel experiences more, according to a new report.
Marriott CFO Leeny Oberg to retire next year
Longtime company executive will depart company in March 2026, hospitality giant says
Leeny Oberg, one of Marriott International's top executives, plans to retire next year from her role as chief financial officer and executive vice president of development.
CoralTree charts measured growth as resort business outperforms expectations
Executive points to steady leisure demand, plans to expand portfolio in Northeast
NEW YORK — Despite the first half of the year being plagued with macroeconomic uncertainty, Mike Everett, executive vice president of CoralTree Hospitality, said the resort busines...
5 things to know for July 3
Today's headlines: US reaches trade deal with Vietnam; More jobs data shows US did better than expected in June; Experts: Hoteliers can use OTAs to drive demand strategies; Wildfires in Greece force thousands to evacuate; Ryanair cancels flights following French strike
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Deep dive: Here are some of the world's most interesting hotel pools
Take a dip in one of these wanderlust-worthy waters
Not all hotel pools are created equal. From gorgeous views to interesting design elements, some pools stand out with their various cool factors, and temperature has nothing to do w...
5 things to know for July 2
Today's headlines: Latest US employment data shines light on market stability; Europe sees 2% inflation growth; African hotels get creative with financing to spark openings; New report finds cause of Heathrow Airport's March fire; North Korean beach resort opens
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5 things to know for July 1
Today's headlines: US dollar sees worst start to the year since 1973; UK food costs rise while home prices drop; Young hotel workers need to have career growth opportunities; California pulls back on environmental law; Parts of China devastated by severe flooding
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Why hotel managers need to prioritize owner relationships right now
Jason Rabidoux of Davidson Hospitality on muted RevPAR, shift to experiential hotels
NEW YORK — When there's uncertainty in the market, it's the job of a hotel operator to focus on what owners need, from expense growth management to driving value.
5 things to know for June 30
Today's headlines: Trump promises temporary pass for immigrant hotel workers; Hyatt shares plans for Playa Hotels & Resorts properties; Goldman Sachs abandons Grecian hospitality plans; Migrant hotel shelters in Massachusetts to close Monday; Dangerous heatwave descends on parts of Europe
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Hotel transactions could see uptick in late 2025, JLL's Kevin Davis says
Executive predicts increase in deals as investors adjust to market conditions
NEW YORK — All eyes are on the hotel real estate transaction market, watching to see when the hospitality industry can expect to see deals pick up.
How one hotelier is cultivating charm in historic Colorado hotels
116-year-old Rathbone Hotel leads wave of rural hospitality redevelopment
When longtime hospitality professional Clay Bales arrived in Montrose, Colorado, he saw the potential for the small, historic town to take off. With the purchase of a then-113-year...
Hyatt bolsters perks for growing loyalty program with acquisition, new brand launch
Brand company's growth is 'not slowing down,' exec says
NEW YORK — Fresh off of the closed acquisition of Playa Hotels & Resorts and a new brand launch, Hyatt Hotels Corp. has growth plans for its loyalty program.
Hyatt finalizes acquisition of all-inclusive company Playa Hotels & Resorts
Deal includes 15 Playa-owned resorts in Mexico, the Dominican Republic and Jamaica
Hyatt Hotels Corp. has officially closed the $2.6 billion deal to acquire Playa Hotels & Resorts, an all-inclusive resort developer, owner and operators in key Caribbean and Latin ...
Growing environmental risk reaffirms need for green, resilient hotel development
Proactive planning, community resilience necessary for future of climate disasters
NEW YORK — In a world with increasing environmental threats such as hurricanes and wildfires, the hotel and real estate industries must make changes to their building and design pr...
5 things to know for June 16
Today's headlines: European activists protest overtourism; Markets await effect from Israel-Iran conflict; Expense growth challenges revenue opportunities for hotels; US travel ban potentially to expand to include 36 countries; New graduates face difficult hiring trends in US
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How hoteliers hope to grow market share, weather macroeconomic storm
AI, stable labor environment provide opportunities in the hospitality industry
NEW YORK — Growing market share is always top of mind for businesses in any industry. For hoteliers, it's a constant challenge, according to hotel executives who participated in a ...
Hotel owners, lenders try to predict when hospitality transaction market will pick up
While deal activity has been slow, optimism builds for end-of-year rebound
NEW YORK — The U.S. hotel transaction market has undoubtedly taken a hit amid the macroeconomic headwinds tied to President Donald Trump's administration's policy activity, but, ac...