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The Ritz Carlton in Manhattan(Google Maps, iStock)

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US hotel occupancy surpasses 40%. And prices are rising

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Demand for hotel rooms continued to rise in many markets across the country last week. The civil unrest of the last two weeks may have dampened demand in some cities. (iStock)

Marginal gain in hotel occupancy as unrest hit some cities

US hotel occupancy climbs for the seventh-straight week

Hotel occupancy continued its recovery from the coronavirus, with rates reaching an average of 35% in the U.S. after Memorial Day weekend. (Getty)

Hotel occupancy hovers around 35% after Memorial Day boost

Hotel occupancy is up for fifth week in a row

A Disney resort hotel in Kissimmee, Florida and Galveston, Texas with STR senior vice president Jan Freitag (Credit: MARK FELIX/AFP /AFP and DANIEL SLIM/AFP via Getty Images)

Resort-town hotels bounce back in reopening states, providing industry with hope of a return

Four Seasons at 30 Park Place and Trump Hotel & Tower at 1 Central Park West (Credit: iStock, 30 Park Place, Trump Hotels) 

US hotel occupancy inches down to 21%

Hotels across the country — including the Plaza Hotel in New York and Chateau Marmont in LA — have shuttered and laid off and furloughed staffers. (Credit: Keith Birmingham/MediaNews Group/Pasadena Star-News via Getty Images; iStock)

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