Jan Freitag

Group demand at the upper end of the lodging industry remains on a slow recovery path.

Canada's hotel development pipeline continues to grow as developers pursue numerous projects, particularly in the country's largest urban centers, even as many projects are advancing more slowly from ...

The FIFA World Cup boosted hotel revenues across the U.S. this summer, but rather than generating a broad surge in hotel occupancy, the event was characterized more by pricing power, with hotels ...

NASHVILLE, Tennessee — The latest U.S. hotel industry forecast from CoStar and Tourism Economics reflects strong performance in the first half of this year, and there's always more story behind the ...

Canada’s hotel industry remains in expansion mode, but growth lost momentum as the second quarter came to a close.

Group travel has emerged as one of the lodging industry's big success stories in 2026.

The 2026 FIFA World Cup produced measurable revenue gains for hotels outside the United States, but the results in Canada and Mexico were very different.

The 2026 FIFA World Cup generated stronger pricing power than occupancy growth.

It's been a summer of surprises — most good, some not-so-good — surrounding U.S. hotel performance amid the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

The U.S. hotel industry extended its momentum in the second quarter, building on the strong demand for rooms and revenue performance earlier in the year.

The outbreak of war in Iran appears to have had an immediate and sharp impact on global travel flows.

Investor interest in U.S. hotels increased in the first half of 2026, driven by an uptick in sales of hotels in the second quarter.

Using commercial mortgage-backed securities, or CMBS debt, to fund acquisitions, especially for larger single-asset deals, has emerged as a preferred financing method for hotel buyers in the top 25 ...

The supply outlook for the U.S. hotel industry is consistent, with future hotel openings set to peak three years from now. The active hotel construction pipeline shows the largest number of hotel ...

U.S. hotels maintained their unexpectedly positive performance in May, with revenue per available room, or RevPAR, a key hospitality industry performance metric that calculates how much revenue each ...

The World Cup may be boosting U.S. hotel performance so far this summer, but it's also complicating the broader summer travel picture.

The U.S. hotel industry has steadily increased revenue per employee over the last year by retaining smaller staff sizes and resorting to paying higher wages and increasing the average daily rate.

In a strong turnaround from last year, the number of conferences, conventions and other large events held at hotels has increased this year. The resulting group demand for hotel rooms and revenue per ...

Hoteliers convened in New York City this week for the annual NYU International Hotel Investment Forum to take stock of the first half of the year.

NEW YORK — The co-hosts of "Tell Me More: A Hospitality Data Podcast," recorded a special episode at the NYU International Hospitality Investment Forum this week to unpack the latest CoStar and ...