Even amid a challenged transactions market, Ramel Lee secured the initial capital for his fund's first acquisition and raised the funding before even deciding on the hotel property...

By 2034, travel is slated to be a $16 trillion industry, and a big reason for that growth is consumer prioritization of travel.

NASHVILLE, Tennessee — This current budgeting season is likely not a fun one for many hotel revenue managers.

NASHVILLE, Tennessee — The European hotel landscape continues to do well in the southern part of the continent, notably in Spain, said William Anns, analyst at STR, during the late...

NASHVILLE, Tennessee — Hotel revenue managers have a lot to feel proud of even amid a difficult demand environment, said Sage Hospitality Group Senior Vice President of Sales, Reve...

As a more "commercial real estate guy," Damon Healey didn't plan to focus on the hotel industry when he started down his professional path.

Japan's seemingly endless hot streak as a tourism destination has been the defining trend for travel in the Asia-Pacific region in recent years, but even though hotel performance m...

"Lackluster" is the word that best described U.S. hotel performance in June, and July isn't faring much better, according to speakers on the latest episode of Tell Me More: A Hospi...

The procurement and supply chain environment has calmed down compared to the historic disruptions seen during the COVID-19 pandemic, but major challenges and uncertainty remain — p...

Topics covered in CoStar News Hotels podcasts over the last month span the globe and range from a demand slowdown for the summer months to how hoteliers can prepare for ICE raids.

After a period of virtually every major hotel brand company launching new extended-stay brands but overall travel demand softening, it's natural to assume the extended-stay segment...

The U.S. federal government has intensified its focus on arresting and deporting illegal immigrants and legal immigrants who have lost their protected status, and many of them work...

Largely driven by the strength of luxury travel, Thailand has been a bit of a darling for hotel investors, but now facing geopolitical headwinds, the country could have a more comp...

This summer is off to a slow start, travel-wise, and hotel performance numbers reflect that.

Even as brands and companies across the U.S. shy away from embracing diversity efforts within their companies, the travel industry has a chance to remain steadfast in its commitmen...

NEW YORK CITY — One of the hallmarks of Sonesta International Hotels since its transformation into a company more focused on franchising has been its owner-centric mindset, given i...

U.S. summer leisure travel has oscillated in recent years from pandemic-era lows to revenge-travel highs. This year, summer travel is shaping up to be "right sized," according to t...

NEW YORK — Maintaining tax cuts for small businesses at the federal level and continuing to push back on wage hikes at the local level are among the top priorities for the American...

NEW YORK — As demand for hotel rooms in the U.S. cools amid big-picture uncertainties, forecasts for how hotel performance will play out the rest of this year follow.

Hospitality experts recently weighed in on top topics for the hotel industry — from extended-stay supply growth, consumer sentiment's effect on demand and new design trends.