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US Hotels Post Highest Weekly Occupancy of the Year So Far

As the spring travel season approaches, U.S. hotel occupancy is blossoming week over week even as rate growth slows.

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US Hotels Post Highest Weekly Occupancy of the Year So Far

Hotel Staff Shortages Threaten to Push Travel Costs Even Higher

Hotel owners have been on an epic hiring spree. Yet even after clawing back hundreds of thousands of jobs during the past two years, the industry is still light on staff and often struggling to adapt.

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Hotel Staff Shortages Threaten to Push Travel Costs Even Higher

The enormous challenge to Israel’s hotels

The enormous challenge to Israel’s hotels

The year 2023 was promising. Hotel occupancy was up and an expectation to serve 3.9 million tourists this year was encouraging.

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The enormous challenge to Israel’s hotels

Leisure travel isn’t just back, it’s at capacity - 2023 PwC Holiday Outlook

Leisure travel isn’t just back, it’s at capacity

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Leisure travel isn’t just back, it’s at capacity - 2023 PwC Holiday Outlook

Blackstone’s Kathleen McCarthy: Hospitality has been a conviction theme for us for a long time

Kathleen McCarthy, Blackstone global co-head of real estate, joins CNBC’s Delivering Alpha 2023 conference to discuss the state of the real estate market, where the best plays are right now, why diversification is key, and more.

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Blackstone’s Kathleen McCarthy: Hospitality has been a conviction theme for us for a long time

China’s Tourism Sector Prospects in 2023-24

China’s tourism industry is witnessing a robust resurgence in 2023, characterized by evolving traveler preferences both domestically and internationally. On the home front, eased travel regulations combined with rising incomes are spurring interest ...

Asia Briefing Ltd.

Asia Briefing Ltd.

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China’s Tourism Sector Prospects in 2023-24

Business travel recovery stalls as companies seek to cut costs and emissions

The recovery in business travel has stalled this year amid record price rises for premium flights and growing pressure on big companies to cut their carbon emissions. Europe’s three major airline groups reported a drop in the rate of recovery in cor...

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Business travel recovery stalls as companies seek to cut costs and emissions

Rising prices for travel yet to curb wanderlust

The post-pandemic travel boom and the high ticket prices that come with it show no signs of slowing well into next year, despite economic uncertainty and dwindling household savings.

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Rising prices for travel yet to curb wanderlust

The Travel Boom Among Americans Will Continue Through Shoulder Season

It’s been fairly well documented by this point via news reports, industry studies, and even social media, that Americans are traveling in droves this summer.

travelpulse.com

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The Travel Boom Among Americans Will Continue Through Shoulder Season

The end of ‘revenge travel’ has arrived for hotels

The U.S. hotel sector has been on a roller-coaster ride for the past three years. After fears of Armageddon became paramount for much of 2020, COVID-19 vaccines and pent-up demand quickly brought the phrase “revenge travel” into our lexicon as peopl...

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The end of ‘revenge travel’ has arrived for hotels