Category: Hospitality Management & Development

Third-party operators and asset managers who work with first-time hotel owners need to be prepared to take extra time and steps necessary to help their clients succeed. By  Bryan Wrotenbwroten @hotelnewsnow.com @HNN_Bryan REPORT FROM...

There has been an uptick in the amount of investors buying U.S. hotels without having any prior hotel experience. Hotel News Now reached out to hotel brokers to find out more about them. By...

Countries with higher minimum wage show lower labor ratio to sales, which seems to justify that well-paid employees are more efficient and ultimately more profitable for the hotel. LONDON and BROOMFIELD, Colorado—Labor has always...

Changes in guest preferences have evolved hotel stays and changed hotel revenue beyond room revenue, according to an analysis of hotel spending since the Great Recession. From the high-tech preferences of Generation Z to...

Hotels with more than 1,000 guestrooms, which attract plenty of large meetings and group business, are not as numerous as other property types in the U.S. hotel industry. How will they fare in a...

A slowing growth environment in the hotel industry prompts hotel companies to assess the strength and success of their efforts to grow loyalty for their brands. GLOBAL REPORT—The world’s largest hotel companies are pushing...

Halloween is apt to cause a decrease in overnight stays, which is most pronounced in group business. The impact on transient business is more limited and largely confined to lowered room rates. More than...

Professionally managed short-term rental companies like Sonder and Stay Alfred are gaining appeal for business travelers, the key demographic for hotels. Source: Short-Term Rentals May Be Just As Damaging For Hotels As Airbnb Is

U.S. hotel analysts are optimistic about the industry despite declines in RevPAR growth and a perceived downturn on the horizon. Source: Hotel Revenue Growth Is Slowing, But Not Expected To Crash In A Downturn