The largest markets in the Asia-Pacific region are seeing positive momentum in regard to hotel demand, with the potential for more growth in the second half of the year.
BERLIN — The role of branded residences in hospitality has evolved over the years from helping make deals pencil to a real estate project that can stand on its own.
The numbers for inbound United Kingdom tourism spending do not look good, and they make even worse reading for the country’s hotel and hospitality industries, according to the World Travel & Tourism Council and UKHospitality.
Public hotel companies are set to report their first-quarter earnings beginning this week, but investors on the call won't be tuning in to hear what's happened this year so far — they're more interested in what's coming next.
London’s hotel market is expected to recover from a poor first quarter, when fewer events and cooler demand from business visitors negatively impacted occupancy and average room rates.
San Francisco-based real estate private equity firm KHP Capital Partners closed on $300 million of commitments for its sixth discretionary real estate fund, KHP Fund VI.
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. — Due to their operating model, select-service hotels tend to be more resilient to different economic pressures while drawing in demand by being a more affordable option.
BERLIN — Europe and the Middle East are strategic focuses for Hyatt Hotels Corp. as the brand company has significantly grown its presence in both regions in recent years.
An online privacy lawsuit filed against Accor Management through the Fairmont Hotels & Resorts brand should have hoteliers reviewing their online booking policies, according to a privacy attorney.
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. — All of the economic uncertainty and travel disruption in recent weeks has many wondering about the overall impact on U.S. hotel demand.
BERLIN — The role of third-party hotel management is becoming more recognized across Europe, a development that Aimbridge Hospitality EMEA is acting on.
While hotel development has slowed across most Northern and Western European countries, underdeveloped Eastern European and Central Asian countries are expected to witness the biggest growth in room supply, according to CoStar data.