Tag Archives: Rooms

U.S. Hotel Performance Slips While China Roars Back to Life

The world’s two largest economies are sending mixed signals on travel demand, but hoteliers may [...]

17
Sep
Marriott’s Post-Pandemic Growth Story Is Outside the U.S.

The world’s largest hotel company has its eyes set on gobbling up international market share. [...]

14
Sep
Retirement of Best Western’s Longtime Chief David Kong Sets Stage for Competitive CEO Search

David Kong, the current longest-running CEO of a major hotel company, is set to depart [...]

13
Sep
Trump’s D.C. Hotel Still Has Inflated Price Even After $100 Million Price Chop 🔒

Editor’s Note: Early Check-In, Making Sense of the Week in Hotel Deals & Development is [...]

13
Sep
Marriott CEO Sees Hotels Bouncing Back Quickly After Delta Variant Slump

The Delta variant’s impact on hotel bookings is likely short-lived, claims the CEO of the [...]

09
Sep
Bill Gates Firm Is Now Controlling Stakeholder in Four Seasons Hotels

An affiliate of Cascade Investment, the investment group controlled by Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates, plans [...]

08
Sep
What Travel CEOs Are Predicting About the Permanent Return of Business Travel

The peak summer travel season is in the rearview mirror, and, in normal times, this [...]

07
Sep
Weak Hotels Hiring Drags Down Overall U.S. Jobs Numbers for August

A screeching halt to hiring in the leisure and hospitality sector weighed heavy on the [...]

03
Sep
Why Grubhub Took Over Room Service at Resorts World Las Vegas

Grubhub is making a fresh attempt to become an outsourced vendor that operates room service [...]

03
Sep
Radisson CEO Divulges Why Company Had to Split in Two

The Radisson hotel empire is more complex these days than it was a year ago, [...]

03
Sep