Surviving Airbnb: Four Seasons CEO Says Tech, Customer Service Are Key For Luxury Hotels

To push back, the luxury hotel chain launched a mobile app that includes a chat function to enhance customer service.

How Hurricane Harvey Will Affect Texas Apartments, Hotels And Labor

Hurricane Harvey devastated Houston and the surrounding area. The economic ripples will be felt throughout Texas and the nation.

After Surprising 2016 Drop, Boston's Hotels Look To Rebound

Boston's hospitality sector is trying to recover from a 2016 downturn you may have not even noticed.

Are Chinese Investors Coming Back For U.S. Hotels?

Hotel developers are hoping Chinese Investors return to the U.S. market.

Pebblebrook To Sell D.C., Atlanta Hotels For $331M

Pebblebrook sold the Sofitel Washington D.C. Lafayette Square and the InterContinental Buckhead Atlanta, the latest in a string of hotel sales for the REIT.

Judge Halts Foreclosure Auction On One Of New York's Most Expensive Hotels

The New York State Supreme Court temporarily prevented an auction of The Mark, one of the city’s most expensive hotels.

Disneyland's Galaxy's Edge Is Completed. Hotels Are Hoping This Time, The Crowds Will Come.

A new ride at Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge in Disneyand is expected to bring crowds to Anaheim

New Tech Tackles Worker Safety, But Hotels Have Been Slow To Adopt It

Panic buttons will soon become the norm in the hotel industry

Without Football, In-Person Classes, College Park Hotels Face 'Most Serious Of Situations'

Southern Management CEO Suzanne Hillman said the Hotel at UMD is facing serious challenges as demand has yet to return and school activities are delayed.

Coworking, Staycations, Drag Shows: How Hotels Are Drumming Up New Revenue Streams

The alternative revenue sources are far from enough to replace the loss of hotels' main generators.