Hotels See Leisure Travel Return, But It's Still Going To Be A Tough Year

DFW hotels are still struggling, but leisure travelers are bringing some positive weekend traffic.

Hotels And Office Will Outperform Expectations Post-Pandemic, Willy Walker And Bruce Flatt Predict

Pent-up demand will bring office and hotels back after the pandemic, execs predict.

In A Risky Market, Can PACE Financing Give Hotels The Time They Need To Recover?

Hotels are struggling right now. Could a C-PACE loan be the solution hoteliers need to stay afloat in an uncertain market?

Hotels Brace For Remote Work's Impact

Hyatt, citizenM and other hotel companies are thinking of ways to adjust to the country's expanded remote workforce.

Hotels Are Trying To Find A Way To Survive. Short-Term Rentals Are Having Less Trouble

The hospitality company Sonder spent the last year preparing its first foray into the resort market.

NYC Plans To Move Homeless People Out Of Hotels And Back To Shelters

Some 8,000 people will be moved to shelters by the end of next month.

Hotels And Retail, Sectors Hardest Hit By Pandemic, Show Signs Of Bouncing Back

Metrics for both the hotel and retail sectors are trending back to pre-pandemic levels.

Hard-Hit Hotels Have Options To Address Pent-Up Demand For Refinancing

Hotels can take advantage of tools to help them pay for property improvements and other capital priorities during what is expected to be a slow recovery.

Distress Investors Start To Buy UK Hotels

Marathon buys portfolio from Cerberus for £180M

New York City Hotels Have Best Week Since Pandemic Began

The city's hotel sector has been hit hard, and is also threatened by a looming flood of supply.