Despite a change in leadership, higher-for-longer interest rate policy seems to be sticking around at the U.S Federal Reserve, and Peachtree Group Managing Principal and CEO Greg Friedman said more ...
Within the hospitality industry, everyone from ownership to on-property staff seems to be talking about artificial intelligence and the impact it will have on hotels.
The 2026 FIFA World Cup has shifted into the single-elimination knockout stage, with each match of even more heightened importance as teams vie for a chance at soccer immortality.
Kimpton has heavy brand representation in the Los Angeles market, and Kimpton Hotel Wilshire General Manager Justin Henry said that has translated to a heavy presence in the city's dual Pride month ...
NEW YORK — The co-hosts of "Tell Me More: A Hospitality Data Podcast," recorded a special episode at the NYU International Hospitality Investment Forum this week to unpack the latest CoStar and ...
While tourism in Indonesia is often defined by Bali, the country is now seeing a period where growth is defined by other markets and more specifically by the growth of luxury hotels in those markets.
Content creation in the hospitality industry has grown at a rapid pace over the past several years, becoming an essential tool for marketing and storytelling in the space.
The saying goes that April showers bring May flowers, and when it comes to hotel performance in the U.S., both the showers and the flowers are boding well for a strong travel year so far, forecasters ...
The 2026 FIFA World Cup is now mere weeks away. It's almost time to block out all of the noise and let the play on the pitch — or performance at hotels — do the talking.
Experience-led travel is driving growth across the hotel industry and sports tourism is a huge component of that momentum — especially this year with North America hosting the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
While many hoteliers who spent money on imported furniture, fixtures and equipment over the past year might be hopeful about the $166 billion pool of refunds from previously collective tariffs, it's ...
To the untrained eye, hotel group demand in the U.S. over the past year or so appears to be floundering. But actually, according to CoStar data, there's just been a bit of displacement.
On the latest episode of "Next Gen in Lodging," co-host Omari Head speaks with Gabrielle Johnson, manager of development planning and feasibility at Marriott International, about her career path and ...
While Japan has enjoyed a prolonged period of outperformance in hotel demand in recent years, many worried that would come to an end when Chinese officials urged China's citizens to not visit amid ...
May 20, 2026
