Bryan Wroten

Global hospitality company Banyan Group has acquired the majority stake in African luxury reserves operator Newmark Hotels & Reserves and will eventually become its full owner.

The Federal Reserve has raised interest rates for the first time in three years, and some hoteliers are worried about what that means for their ability to build hotels and grow their businesses.

Workers at the Embassy Suites by Hilton Seattle Downtown Pioneer Square return to work today with a new contract after striking for 85 days.

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The practice of using a consumer's personal information to set prices for them individually is attracting government attention.

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NASHVILLE, Tennessee — As hoteliers feel the squeeze on profit margins, they're looking for new and innovative ways to create additional sources of revenue.

NASHVILLE, Tennessee — Business travel has long been an essential part of hotels' demand mix, but the segment has yet to return in full force from the pandemic.

NASHVILLE, Tennessee — Margin has been a "phenomenal story" for hoteliers in 2026, according to one hotel operator.

The combination of strong travel demand and short booking windows, among other factors, can make figuring out hotel staffing levels a challenge.

NASHVILLE, Tennessee — As with everything else, context is king when setting up a hotel's competitive set.

NASHVILLE, Tennessee — For aparthotel company Kasa, 2026 has been a year of growth, both in terms of its portfolio and traveler demand.

Spoiler alert: This is going to feel a bit like a Part 2 from my last column.

Though the labor environment has eased somewhat in the hotel industry, recruitment of talent remains a pain point for many operators.

A dual-branded hotel in New Orleans converted from a historic office building received $120 million in recapitalization funds.

The U.S. hotel transaction environment is picking up the pace, and executives at real estate investment trusts see opportunities to take advantage of that, one way or another.

To prepare itself for further growth, real estate investment firm Gencom has created two new divisions, one focused on deals and the other on its portfolio.

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