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SAN ANTONIO — Hotel performance driven by the 2026 FIFA World Cup so far has been a mixed bag, with some host markets hitting their stride while others are relegated to the sidelines.

Summer's still around the corner, but U.S. hotel executives already say they feel better about this year.

Hoteliers in Mexico and Canada's 2026 FIFA World Cup host cities are feeling pains similar to their U.S. counterparts — generally lower-than-anticipated hotel demand on the books, with the tournament ...

U.S. hoteliers know the opportunity they have this summer to boost performance with the 2026 FIFA World Cup heading through 11 American cities, but the opportunity to showcase the country could serve ...

Hoteliers have been circling the 2026 FIFA World Cup on their calendars for years now. Now that kickoff is less than 100 days away, the attitude surrounding it is souring.

The beginning of a new year means its time to break out a new calendar and mark the important dates to watch, especially holidays or opportunities for travel.

It's difficult to make a plan when it's likely that plan will be upended.

The field of hotel revenue management is a constantly evolving one, both through small steps and incredible leaps.

It's time to unveil the 2025 CoStar News Hotels wrapped, podcast edition.

Nothing will determine the success or failure of commercial strategy teams at hotels more than their ability to foster and retain talent, said Horwath HTL Managing Director Dorothy Dowling.

Over the weekend, FIFA released the schedule for the group stage of the 2026 World Cup, setting the stage for hoteliers in each of the 16 North American host markets to start their planning for the ...

The hype surrounding FIFA World Cup 26 is palpable. It's the biggest iteration of the tournament in its near 100-year history, and it will be spread out between 16 North American markets.

NASHVILLE, Tennessee — Even though 2025 has proven to be a more challenging year than expected, hotel companies such as Olympia Hospitality continue to move forward.

A weak summer lead into a difficult budget season for hoteliers, and CoStar News Hotels podcasts dove into those topics and many others in recent months.

NASHVILLE, Tennessee — A familiar buzzword in the hotel industry from the start of the COVID-19 pandemic has returned: uncertainty.

NASHVILLE, Tennessee — Hoteliers entered 2025 with a certain level of optimism that hotel performance would not just improve over last year but be strong. Although it started that way in the first ...

NASHVILLE, Tennessee — If there's one thing hoteliers can do to drive growth for their commercial strategy, it's prioritize and incentivize teamwork across revenue management, sales and marketing.

NASHVILLE, Tennessee — The shift from group demand being a driver of growth for hotels to an area of softness has been difficult for hoteliers to navigate this year as leisure demand also weakened, ...

NASHVILLE, Tennessee — During challenging times, small wins make a big difference to your bottom line. At least, that's one thing Stonebridge Companies' Chris Cheney is seeing amid top-line ...

NASHVILLE, Tennessee — Hotel leisure demand is full of wild swings, none more so than during major events that lead to a lot of hotel bookings and busy weekends for hoteliers.