Shorter, later, cheaper: How U.S. travelers are reshaping hotel demand - Economic caution is driving a shift toward shorter trips, last-minute bookings, and value hunting — forcing hoteliers to rethink revenue strategies.
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National Guard presence dampens Washington tourism - Security fears and political rhetoric weigh on visitor numbers and hotel revenues.
Sep 2, 2025 • Hospitality
Disney and the shrinking American middle class - What disney’s evolution reveals about shifting consumer economics for hotels.
Sep 2, 2025 • Hospitality
London hotel occupancy highest since 2018 - Wimbledon, Oasis concerts push occupancy to highest level since 2018 and drive ADR and RevPAR to new peaks.
Aug 19, 2025 • Hospitality
U.S. hotels brace for a bumpy Q3 — but bet big on a Q4 rebound - Luxury demand, event calendars, and stronger group bookings fuel cautious optimism despite corporate and government pullbacks.
Aug 18, 2025 • Hospitality
Short-term rentals outperform U.S. hotels in Q2 - Short-term rentals post a nine-point RevPAR lead over hotels, with regional gains and losses highlighting shifting market dynamics.
Aug 13, 2025 • Hospitality
U.S. hotel growth forecast downgraded again - Weaker demand, economic uncertainty, and rising costs dampen 2025–26 forecasts.
Aug 12, 2025 • Hospitality
Marriott’s flat U.S. performance highlights demand shift - Macroeconomic uncertainty and weaker government travel weigh on Q2 results.
Aug 7, 2025 • Hospitality
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