The Latest
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Deep Dive
Market Spotlight: Nashville
The Tennessee city has made a name for itself as a leisure and convention travel destination — and hotels are benefiting. Experts say it still has room to grow.
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Former Vail Resorts CEO returns after skier dip, guidance downgrade
Rob Katz succeeds Kirsten Lynch, who stepped down after the 2024-2025 ski season, which saw fewer-than-expected lift ticket guests.
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Park Hotels & Resorts sells Hyatt Centric Fisherman’s Wharf for $80M
The 316-room property was sold to an undisclosed buyer as part of Park’s strategy to offload “non-core” hotel assets.
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Culinary, wellness-focused resort coming to Utah ski destination
Luxury hotel brand Appellation, in collaboration with health and longevity guru Deepak Chopra, is bringing a hotel, a wellbeing center and garden-to-table dining near Park City.
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Hotel Tech-in: The steam technology heating up hotel meals
Swiss food technology company Kitchenless is bringing its steam-heating system to hotel kitchens in the U.S.
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Marriott launches collection brand in bid to boost global presence
Series by Marriott will bring regional independent brands in the midscale and upscale segments under the Marriott system, including in the U.S., where owner talks are underway.
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Summer 2025 travel preview: US travelers determined to hit the road — even if on a budget
Though consumer confidence has dipped amid economic uncertainty, travelers are still planning trips and hotel stays this summer.
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Wyndham lures loyalty members with entertainment, sports — and Applebee’s
In its latest loyalty play, the hotel company inked a partnership with the restaurant chain and unveiled new Wyndham Rewards perks centered on concerts and sporting events.
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Development team kicks off $385M Grand Hyatt Miami Beach
Slated for completion in 2027, the 17-story hotel will offer 800 guest rooms and convention and meeting space.
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Top meetings hotels and destinations in North America: Cvent
Three Nashville, Tennessee, hotels led other U.S. properties in the category, while Orlando, Florida, was named the overall best market for meetings in the tech provider’s annual ranking.
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Hilton’s Tru brand updates prototype amid expansion
The new design has been “rooted in real-world feedback” from guests, owners and hotel teams, according to Brand Leader Andrew Harp.
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Opinion
How hospitality companies can stay ahead of cyberattacks this summer
Hotels are a popular target for cyberattacks, but industry collaboration and intelligence sharing can serve as defense mechanisms.
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Retrieved from Marriott International.
JW Marriott Phoenix Desert Ridge sells for $865M
Ryman Hospitality Properties has entered into a definitive agreement with seller Trinity Investments to acquire what the companies claim is the largest resort in the metro area.
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Booking CFO leans on AI in push to run ‘tight ship’
The online travel company is looking to slash costs by as much as $450 million by the end of 2027. It aims to reinvest some of the freed-up capital into AI projects.
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Hotels’ Q1 earnings: Tariff fears, RevPAR downgrades and more
Most hotel players saw increased RevPAR in the quarter, but outlooks for the remainder of the year are hazy amid ongoing economic uncertainty.
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First Hospitality opens up investment arm, targets $400M for hotel acquisitions
The firm launched First Investors GP Fund, a dedicated hotel real estate investment platform that will target six to 10 hotels in growth markets.
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Remington Hospitality names Ben Perelmuter CEO
The 30-year hospitality industry veteran will take over the hotel management company in early June, succeeding Sloan Dean.
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US to lose $12.5B in international visitor spend in 2025: WTTC
A lack of international traveler confidence, exacerbated by recent government actions, could result in a “staggering” loss of inbound travel, impacting hotels.
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Marriott opens $1.3B resort, convention center in California
The San Diego-area 1,600-key Gaylord Pacific Resort & Convention Center is the sixth to open under the meetings-focused brand.
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Q&A
Why Marriott sees a ‘real opportunity’ with City Express midscale brand
Global Development Officer, U.S. and Canada, Noah Silverman shares how Marriott is capitalizing on evolving franchisee demand with City Express, its first U.S. transient midscale offering.
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Why Airbnb booked a social-first campaign for its experiences relaunch
Global Head of Marketing Hiroki Asai explains how the company is replanting the flag around the platform's vision for travel with a new ad and app refresh.
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IHG to open Kimpton in Texas’ Hill Country
IHG is the latest hotel player to announce a luxury development in Fredericksburg, Texas, Kimpton’s fourth property in the state.
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Tariff troubles? Hotel CEOs talk trade policy’s impact on industry.
During Q1 earnings calls, CEOs from Marriott, Hilton, Hyatt and more shared concerns over weakening travel demand amid ongoing market volatility.
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Expedia sees AI as the biggest change in experience since mobile
The travel booking company launched a partnership with Instagram that lets users build and book itineraries on the social media platform.
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US RevPAR hit Q1 record, though economic outlook more cautious: JLL
Robust ADRs fueled the highest-ever year-to-date RevPAR in March, though occupancy slipped in the quarter.