The numbers will show negative comparisons to the previous year for RLJ Lodging Trust in its fourth-quarter and full-year 2025 results, but executives say its performance was better than expected ...
A drop-off in international inbound demand to the U.S. coupled with much less government demand were major headwinds for Summit Hotel Properties in 2025.
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.
Performance across Choice Hotels International's U.S. portfolio hindered its fourth-quarter and full-year 2025 results, but executives are bullish about the brand's future, driven by its ...
Scandic Hotels Group AB, which has approximately 280 hotels and 58,000 rooms under operation in six countries, saw overall growth in 2025 and a bump in room count thanks to a recent acquisition.
After closing out 2025 with a fourth quarter that exceeded expectations, Expedia Group is targeting growth as the travel booking platform expands its business-to-business partners, adding to its ...
Hyatt Hotels Corp. President and CEO Mark Hoplamazian said 2025 was the ninth consecutive year his company led the hotel industry in rooms growth, and he fully expects that to be an even decade at ...
Buoyed by performance and pipeline growth from fourth quarter and full-year results, Hilton Hotels Corp. President and CEO Chris Nassetta is optimistic about what 2026 holds for the company.
Publicly traded hotel companies will likely be more conservative in their outlooks for 2026 during their fourth quarter and full-year 2025 earnings calls, analysts say.
Executives at Premier Inn, the United Kingdom’s largest hotel brand by hotel count, said they are in a buoyant mood; the company's latest earnings report revealed year-on-year increases in demand and ...
Earlier in the year, most publicly traded hotel companies downgraded their full-year 2025 outlook as tariffs were unveiled by the U.S. and sentiment from international travelers weakened.