The World Health Network publishes a declaration urging immediate and effective action from country and global health authorities to prevent monkeypox from becoming a disaster.
U.S. hotel construction continued on a downward trajectory in June
While U.S. hotel construction has declined for seven consecutive months, rooms in construction in both New York City and Nashville represent a significant percentage of those markets’ existing supply.
U.S. hotel results for week ending 16 July
After two consecutive weeks of lower demand around the Fourth of July holiday, U.S. hotel performance bounced back from the previous week.
How are circular economy principles taking hold in real estate?
Decarbonizing cities will take more than cutting carbon emissions from buildings operations.
New data signals the recovery of international travel to the U.S.
After testing removal, inbound international flight bookings to the U.S. see 93% surge.
Hotel pipeline activity down across the global regions
Each of the four world regions showed a year-over-year decline in hotel pipeline activity at the end of the second quarter.
Tourism jobs across EU will remains unfilled
Travel agency segment forecasted to be worst hit by a 30% shortfall of workers.
Heritage matters to hotel brand value
Brands with a long-established heritage remained dominant in the minds of guests despite the disruption of the pandemic.
U.S. Hotel Performance for June 2022
The U.S. hotel industry reported its highest monthly room rates on record.
European Union needs to adapt regulations to avoid further travel disruption
Business travel momentum threatened as industry is challenged with staff shortages.
