EXCLUSIVE: 3 NorCal Hotels Named In Sex Trafficking Lawsuit

The lawsuit, filed on Thursday, involves three national hotel chains and Bay Area locations.

Margaritaville Hotel Developer Files Permits To Begin Construction

Developers are aiming for a mid-2021 delivery on the timeshare project.

3 National Hotel Chains Sued In Federal Court Over Texas Human Trafficking

Human trafficking cases against Houston hotels push national chains into federal court.

Leisure Travel Outpacing 2019 And Business Stays Are Picking Up Fast, Hotel Owners Say

Hotel owners voiced optimism for 2022, with leisure exceeding 2019 levels and business travel projected to return to full capacity in the coming months.

Hotel Owners See Demand ‘Firing On All Cylinders’ As Corporate Travel Finally Returns

The largest hotel companies reported better-than-expected earnings in the first quarter and raised their full-year projections due to a business travel bump.

Labor, Insurance Costs Rising, But U.S. Hotels Continue Comeback

The industry has clawed its way back from the dim days of the pandemic, with U.S. hotel occupancy averaging 63% during 2023.

RTO Boosts Business Travel, Puts A Dent In Domestic Leisure Traffic As Hotel Demand 'Normalizes'

Hospitality executives projected confidence in the strength of business and group travel in Q1 earnings calls. They were less certain about leisure trends.

Revenge Travel Is Over As Lower-Income Travelers Begin To Pull Back Spending

Some hotel chains and REITs lowered growth expectations for the year in response to a softening market.

Judge Rules Class-Action Fraud Suit Against Hotel Chain Can Proceed

A class-action suit claiming that LuxUrban artificially inflated its share prices and defrauded investors can move to pretrial discovery, a federal judge rules.

Hyatt To Expand All-Inclusive Portfolio With $2.6B Acquisition Of Playa Hotels & Resorts

Hyatt's $2.6B acquisition is set to close next year.