Bryan Wroten

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With the Federal Reserve’s decision to hold interest rates steady, hotel owners in the U.S. say this will prolong increased cost pressures.

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As the 2026 FIFA World Cup nears, there are concerns about the level of international inbound demand U.S. hotels will capture during the tournament.

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The recent rises in the price of gas are unlikely to deter Americans from traveling, analysts say.

The U.S. hotel industry does the reporters covering it a courtesy of holding several conferences throughout the year, giving us front-row seats into how executives are feeling about the year as it ...

LOS ANGELES — In its 25 years, Crescent Hotels & Resorts has evolved considerably.

After a seemingly bright start to the year, U.S.-based hotel companies ran into a number of unexpected challenges through 2025.

LOS ANGELES — More than doubling a portfolio in the year leading up to a 40th anniversary is certainly one way to celebrate a milestone.

LOS ANGELES — First Hospitality built up momentum over the past year, and its goal is to build upon that through 2026.

LOS ANGELES — Though the company's name changed nearly a year ago, Starwood Hotels still has the same mission.

Major events and affluent travelers are among the key reasons executives at DiamondRock Hospitality Co. are optimistic about 2026.

I swear I'm not a pessimist, at least not most days.

After all the disruptions to travel demand last year, the team at Pebblebrook Hotel Trust believes that 2026 is set up to potentially be a better hotel demand environment.

The different disruptions to travel demand provided a challenging backdrop for 2025, but Apple Hospitality REIT was able to pull other levers to adapt.

LOS ANGELES — The hotel transaction market actually has some things going for it, but there's one crucial factor left: better hotel performance.

After a few rebuilding years, Aimbridge Hospitality's CEO said he expects the third-party hotel management company is ready to take on the opportunities before it.