US hotel occupancy surpasses 40%. And prices are rising
National hotel occupancy crept back up above the 40 percent mark last week as leisure travelers continued to head...
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Marginal gain in hotel occupancy as unrest hit some cities
U.S. hotels last week continued their slow recovery from the depths of the coronavirus pandemic. National occupancy crept up...
US hotel occupancy climbs for the seventh-straight week
U.S. hotel fundamentals climbed for the seventh week in a row as the country comes out of the depths...
Hotel occupancy hovers around 35% after Memorial Day boost
Hotels are slowly clawing their way back from pandemic purgatory. National occupancy rates climbed to 35.4 percent between May...
Hotel occupancy is up for fifth week in a row
Hotel occupancy increased for the fifth week in a row, though the industry remains in a deep rut. U.S....
Resort-town hotels bounce back in reopening states, providing industry with hope of a return
Hotels bounced back last week at tourist destinations in states like Florida and Texas which have begun reopening — a sign that the industry...
US hotel occupancy inches down to 21%
The hotel industry’s nightmare continued last week as occupancy nationwide dipped to a meager 21 percent. The country’s occupancy rate for the week ending April 11 was one point worse than a week ago...
NYC hotels see 80% dive in occupancy
The picture for the country’s hotels continued to grow ever worse last week, as more than three quarters of the nation’s hotel rooms sat vacant. Nationwide, occupancy fell almost 68 percent to an occupancy...
Can NYC’s aging hotel boom find new life?: Q&A, part II
From the December issue: Even as tourists and business travelers flock to New York City in growing numbers, hotel...
Study finds no “smoking gun” on Airbnb and hotel revenues
A new study suggests the hotel industry and Airbnb maybe be able to “share” the New York hospitality market...
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