Legal Filter External Hilton, Hyatt Among Hotel Chains Hit With Room Price-Fixing Suit Hilton Worldwide Holdings Inc. and Hyatt Hotels Corp. are among a group of hotel chain operators accused of inflating the cost of luxury hotel rooms with help from a price-setting database. BloomBerg.com More in this category Revenue ManagementMore in this category Legal More like this External Marriott To Include Resort Fees In Total Prices, Breaking New Ground in Lawsuit Settlement Marriott International plans by May 15 to disclose resort fees in the total prices it displays in its initial search results on its website and mobile app. It’s the long-awaited outcome of a 2021 settlement with Pennsylvania — that required the Beth... skift Inc. More in this category Legal More like this External How Hoteliers Can Handle Sensitive Situations with Transgender Employees The number of people who identify as transgender grows every year, so employers should be aware of the laws and best practices regarding the transgender individuals among their employees. HotelNewsNow (part of CoStar) More in this category Human ResourcesMore in this category Legal More like this External Franchising, Drunk Guests and ADA Compliance: How Hoteliers Can Prepare for Liability Issues Through the normal course of operations, there are myriad legal issues hoteliers must navigate to protect themselves. HotelNewsNow (part of CoStar) More in this category Legal More like this External As EB-5 Financing Returns, When Should Hotel Developers Use It? After years of being completely dormant, the federal EB-5 Immigrant Investor Program is back with new funding that opens up a new path to relatively low-cost financing for commercial real estate developers. HotelNewsNow (part of CoStar) More in this category LegalMore in this category National & International Policy More like this External The New Ways Cybercriminals Are Attacking Travel Companies Cyber breaches seem to make headlines every day, with Uber, InterContinental Hotels Group and Marriott International among the major travel brands to have recently fallen victim to attackers. Whether it’s a multinational corporation or a small start... Phocuswire More in this category Property TechnologyMore in this category Safety & SecurityMore in this category Legal More like this External When a hotel's recommendation goes horribly wrong In a common scenario, guests often ask hotel employees for suggestions, such as where to eat, what to see and what beach to spend the day. But does that mean a hotel is liable should something happen at a recommended place? travelweekly.com More in this category LegalMore in this category Guest Experience More like this External Supreme Court Workplace Vaccine Mandate Ruling Forces Decisions on Employers The Biden administration's broad workplace vaccine mandate was put on hold by the U.S. Supreme Court, and legal experts say signs point to the mandate ultimately being struck down. HotelNewsNow (part of CoStar) More in this category LegalMore in this category National & International Policy More like this External Think resort fees are too high? A lawsuit claims the fees made Marriott tens of millions. Recently unsealed documents from the District of Columbia Attorney General’s 2019 lawsuit against Marriott allege that the company and its self-managed resorts make tens of millions from resort fees every year. USA TODAY More in this category LegalMore in this category Leisure Travel More like this The Hotel Yearbook Technology 2024 Entering the Everything-Data Decade Download Your content on Hospitality Net? Hospitality Net membership explained
External Hilton, Hyatt Among Hotel Chains Hit With Room Price-Fixing Suit Hilton Worldwide Holdings Inc. and Hyatt Hotels Corp. are among a group of hotel chain operators accused of inflating the cost of luxury hotel rooms with help from a price-setting database. BloomBerg.com More in this category Revenue ManagementMore in this category Legal More like this
External Marriott To Include Resort Fees In Total Prices, Breaking New Ground in Lawsuit Settlement Marriott International plans by May 15 to disclose resort fees in the total prices it displays in its initial search results on its website and mobile app. It’s the long-awaited outcome of a 2021 settlement with Pennsylvania — that required the Beth... skift Inc. More in this category Legal More like this
External How Hoteliers Can Handle Sensitive Situations with Transgender Employees The number of people who identify as transgender grows every year, so employers should be aware of the laws and best practices regarding the transgender individuals among their employees. HotelNewsNow (part of CoStar) More in this category Human ResourcesMore in this category Legal More like this
External Franchising, Drunk Guests and ADA Compliance: How Hoteliers Can Prepare for Liability Issues Through the normal course of operations, there are myriad legal issues hoteliers must navigate to protect themselves. HotelNewsNow (part of CoStar) More in this category Legal More like this
External As EB-5 Financing Returns, When Should Hotel Developers Use It? After years of being completely dormant, the federal EB-5 Immigrant Investor Program is back with new funding that opens up a new path to relatively low-cost financing for commercial real estate developers. HotelNewsNow (part of CoStar) More in this category LegalMore in this category National & International Policy More like this
External The New Ways Cybercriminals Are Attacking Travel Companies Cyber breaches seem to make headlines every day, with Uber, InterContinental Hotels Group and Marriott International among the major travel brands to have recently fallen victim to attackers. Whether it’s a multinational corporation or a small start... Phocuswire More in this category Property TechnologyMore in this category Safety & SecurityMore in this category Legal More like this
External When a hotel's recommendation goes horribly wrong In a common scenario, guests often ask hotel employees for suggestions, such as where to eat, what to see and what beach to spend the day. But does that mean a hotel is liable should something happen at a recommended place? travelweekly.com More in this category LegalMore in this category Guest Experience More like this
External Supreme Court Workplace Vaccine Mandate Ruling Forces Decisions on Employers The Biden administration's broad workplace vaccine mandate was put on hold by the U.S. Supreme Court, and legal experts say signs point to the mandate ultimately being struck down. HotelNewsNow (part of CoStar) More in this category LegalMore in this category National & International Policy More like this
External Think resort fees are too high? A lawsuit claims the fees made Marriott tens of millions. Recently unsealed documents from the District of Columbia Attorney General’s 2019 lawsuit against Marriott allege that the company and its self-managed resorts make tens of millions from resort fees every year. USA TODAY More in this category LegalMore in this category Leisure Travel More like this