Dana Miller is a Senior Reporter at Hotel News Now. She was promoted from Reporter in August 2021 and promoted from Associate Editor in February 2020. Before joining the HNN team in 2017, Dana was a journalism student at Kent State University, where ...
Dana Miller is a Senior Reporter at Hotel News Now. She was promoted from Reporter in August 2021 and promoted from Associate Editor in February 2020. Before joining the HNN team in 2017, Dana was a journalism student at Kent State University, where she worked for The Kent Stater, the university’s newspaper, as an editor and reporter.
Hotel metric performance in the first quarter was softer for some companies due to tough year-over-year comparisons, unfavorable weather patterns in ski-focused and wine country markets, and more ...
Much of Choice Hotels International's focus in the past year was its pursuit of Wyndham Hotels & Resorts, which ultimately fell apart. Now, executives are turning their focus to opening new hotels ...
CORAL GABLES, Florida — Hilton is coming off a strong year of growth in the Caribbean and Latin America region, much of which is resulting in expansion to new markets.
CORAL GABLES, Florida — An uptick in luxury development — including boutique hotels and branded residences — across Latin America is driving new players to enter the scene.
Sunstone Hotel Investors is doubling down on its three key objectives of recycling capital, investing in its portfolio and returning capital to shareholders.
Real estate investment trust DiamondRock Hospitality Company is under new leadership but it's mostly staying true to its original investment strategy led by its previous CEO of 20 years.
CORAL GABLES, Florida — Property-improvement plans can be laborious for any hotel owner, but it’s a whole different set of hurdles for hotels in the Caribbean.
CORAL GABLES, Florida — Hotels affiliated with international brands used to be few and far between across Latin America, but that's now shaking up as investor appetite for conversions grows.
CORAL GABLES, Florida — Significant trends shaping the hospitality landscape in the Caribbean today are all-inclusive resorts, more brands entering the region and wellness, according to hoteliers.
The team at Connecticut's Hotel Marcel took a risk when it set out to be the country's first 100% electric hotel, operating free of fossil fuels. Nearly two years after opening, the strategy is ...