'Almost Like A Drug Dealer': Short-Term Rentals Still Weighing Down NYC Hotel Market Despite New Laws

Hotel RevPAR in New York City fell 3.6% between 2018 and 2019.

Experiences Take Center Stage As Hotels Work To Woo Travelers

The experience economy is expected to be worth trillions in the coming years.

Short-Term Rentals Are Gaining Ground, But Hotels Still Far Outpace Them

The impact of short-term rentals on the U.S. hotel market is growing each year.

Market Volatility Leads Short-Term Rentals Into Uncharted Territory

Like all of hospitality, the Bay Area company has seen demand evaporate. But it also faces its own particular set of tests.

The Pandemic Is Killing The Master Lease Model Of Short-Term Rentals

The "master lease" model of short-term rentals may become a thing of the past after the shock of the pandemic, but an opportunity may remain for survivors.

Housing-Starved Bay Area Seeing Short-Term Rentals Turn Into Long-Term Options

Hundreds of short-term rentals have become long-term housing options in the Bay Area since the coronavirus pandemic began.

The Collective’s Reza Merchant On Loneliness, Fear And How Co-Living Fared In The Pandemic

Occupancy was down, but not as much as you might have expected

Coworking CEO Says Business Model 'Never Made Sense,' Closes All Locations

Whether due to the pandemic or to the limitations of its own business model, Breather is closing all of its 400-plus locations to "be like Airbnb."

Microsoft In Talks To Invest In Hotel Unicorn Oyo

Hotel unicorn Oyo, which had used SoftBank money to expand aggressively before the pandemic, may land another big backer in Microsoft.

Swiss HR Giant To Move North American HQ From Jacksonville To Atlanta

The staffing firm is moving its headquarters from Florida