Weighing Hospitality Development In LA

The hospitality market in LA is booming. With tourism on the rise and an increasing number of hotels being built, the future is looking bright for the hospitality industry, which will be the focus of Bisnow's fourth annual LA Hospitality Development Boom event Oct. 20.

LA had a record high of 45.5 million overnight and day visitors last year, up 2.8% over the previous year, according to the LA Tourism and Convention Board.

Two Roads Hospitality co-chairman Rob Lowe (above) will deliver the opening remarks at this year's event.

The Athens Group COO Jay Newman, LA Department of Convention and Tourism Development executive developer Robert Ovrom, Steinberg president and CEO David Hart, and PCL Construction VP and district manager Jack Sample will be on hand to talk about how local development is booming.

Atlas Hospitality Group president Alan Reay and Ollie regional director of business development Ellen Parry are scheduled to discuss trends in lodging, including what companies are doing to raise their profiles.

Join us for Bisnow's fourth annual LA Hospitality Development Boom event, starting at 7:30am Oct. 20.

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