Bryan Wroten

Hotel investors have made some sizeable deals across the U.S. during the first half of the year.

Hotel openings are down in California, with factors outside typical supply-demand dynamics influencing that trend.

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The stars and stripes are aligning for hoteliers in three historical U.S. cities this weekend.

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NEW YORK — The hotel industry had a rough time in 2025, but the strong turnaround in performance at the start of this year shows that no matter what is going on in the world, hospitality and travel ...

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NEW YORK — “What experience can I have that I can't get anywhere else, and how do I feel about that experience?”

NEW YORK — It's a dynamic time for third-party hotel operators, according to John Schultzel, chief growth officer at Olympia Hospitality.

Oftentimes, regular people make the best diplomats.

NEW YORK — Luxury hotels continue to reap the benefit of wealthy travelers prioritizing travel, but industry experts say simply being a luxury property won't be enough to hold their demand.

NEW YORK CITY — For hoteliers looking to make deals, the capital is there, but it’s possible the best options available to them look different than what they’ve used before.

The third-party hotel management space is opening up even more, and Rebel Hotel Company saw an opportunity to grow into the management of ultra-luxury hotels.

U.S. hotel owners hoping for lowered cost of debt to appear on the horizon will have to wait even longer.

Braemar Hotels & Resorts changing course from a planned sale of the company to become self-managed came as a surprise to both shareholders and industry analysts.

Braemar Hotels & Resorts is cutting ties to its external adviser, Ashford Inc., in a move toward self management.

Braemar Hotels & Resorts is selling three of its luxury properties for a total price of $437.5 million in cash.

NEW YORK — Nearing the midpoint of the year, Remington Hospitality’s chief executive said the company’s performance is ahead of pace and actively growing.

NEW YORK CITY — Every person traveling has a different definition for what luxury is, said Omer Acar, CEO of Raffles and Fairmont Hotels & Resorts at Accor.