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ATLANTA — Amid the backdrop of the 2026 Hunter Hotel Investment Conference, the co-hosts of "Tell Me More: A Hospitality Data Podcast" shared a quick gut check on U.S. hotel industry health at this ...

Despite global disruptions in other parts of the world, the pace of hotel transactions across Europe is forecast to increase this year.

In honor of Women's History Month, Next Gen in Lodging podcast host Davonne Reaves spoke with two female hotel owners about their experiences navigating the industry while striking the right ...

Major events, particularly sports, seem to be the unifying theme of how hoteliers are looking at 2026.

When hotel real estate investment trust Park Hotels & Resorts announced it was handing back the keys to the Parc 55 and Hilton Union Square hotels in San Francisco, that began the most watched hotel ...

One month of hotel performance data does not a trend make, but the year is getting off to an encouraging start.

Even though Australia's hotel industry already has a high degree of sophistication, Trilogy Hotels Executive Chairman Tony Ryan said the country is significantly behind the U.S. in adopting the ...

Sporting events continue to drive hotel demand around the globe, and there's none bigger than Formula 1 racing.

Bay Area hotels can bank on some California love this week.

On the latest episode of the Next Gen in Lodging podcast, hosts Chris Henry and Davonne Reaves welcomed Lilly Rocha, CEO of the Latino Restaurant Association based in Los Angeles, to discuss ...

Conflict with Cambodia has led to a run of negative headlines for tourism-driven Thailand, but officials in the Southeast Asian country are hoping a strong push internationally and a focus on ...

The rise of artificial intelligence technology has the potential to affect so much of the hospitality industry, and one hotel tech expert believes the biggest opportunity to use AI is to enhance ...

Hotel revenue per available room fell 0.3% in the United States in 2025, a figure "that was actually better than what we thought," said STR's Isaac Collazo on the latest episode of "Tell Me More: A ...

The arrival of a new year gives hoteliers the opportunity to look back at the year that was and look forward to the year that is yet to be, and that's what many recent CoStar News Hotels podcasts did.

When it comes to wellness trends, it all boils down to what's old is new, says Pam Cruse, co-founder and chief marketing officer of holistic hotel brand SCP Hotels.

The new year brings with it a renewed agenda for the federal government’s approach to U.S. labor laws.

The hotel financing environment is shaping up to be a "tale of two cities" for borrowers this year.

2025 was by most measures a difficult year for the hotel industry, but most hoteliers and experts looking for just a single word to describe the year focus on how companies have been able to weather ...

To wrap up an interesting year for the hotel industry, the Next Gen in Lodging podcast hosts got together for a final 2025 episode to reflect on the year behind them and share key takeaways for what ...

While 2025 isn't likely to go down in the history books as a great year for hotel transactions broadly speaking, Singapore-based City Developments Limited has continued to make deals.