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Great conversation on the current state of the hotel market if you have a few minutes. #Newmark #NewmarkHotels #HotelMarkets

Interesting article on the proposed 'Safe Hotels Act' in NYC. This legislation could significantly impact the hotel industry, potentially creating operational uncertainties and affecting investment. What are your thoughts on balancing safety concerns with the needs of the hotel industry?  #HospitalityIndustry #NYCHotels #TourismEconomy

The U.S. hotel industry reported mixed performance results from the previous month but positive comparisons year over year, according to April data from CoStar. Read on. #hospitality #hotels #hotelindustry

"It’s official: We’re halfway through 2024. How has hospitality fared so far this year? What do analysts expect for the remainder of 2024? Hotel Business caught up with industry experts who shared with us all the data, trends, challenges and ways to manage the rest of this year." #hotels #hotelindustry #hotelbusiness #hospitality #hospitalityindustry #hotelsandresorts #dshhoteladvisors https://lnkd.in/eTm54ZhD

#IndustryTrends: What Stable Hotel Supply Growth Means for Niche Hospitality A recent report by Skift discusses the stable growth of hotel supply through 2026. While the traditional hotel market sees steady expansion, this trend underscores the growing opportunity and demand for unique, niche hospitality experiences—like glamping. At Timberline Glamping Jupiter, we see this as validation of the evolving preferences of travelers who are increasingly seeking more personalized, nature-connected experiences rather than conventional stays. As the hotel industry grows, so does the demand for alternatives that offer something different, something memorable. Our glamping experiences provide guests with the comfort of modern amenities while immersing them in the beauty of nature—a combination that hotels simply can't replicate. As the market stabilizes, we’re excited to continue offering a distinctive escape that stands out in the crowded hospitality landscape. For those interested in learning more about how the hotel industry’s growth might influence alternative accommodations, check out the full article: https://loom.ly/dPlWEAg #TimberlineGlampingJupiter #HospitalityTrends #Glamping #AlternativeAccommodations #TravelIndustry #NatureExperiences

May marked the 32nd consecutive month with supply growth at 4 percent or less, and the annual supply increase has been under 2 percent for two years. The Highland Group Hotel Investment Advisors Inc. Read more- https://lnkd.in/gWQjjRsp #ExtendedStayHotels #HotelIndustryTrends  #ExtendedStaySupplyIncrease #HotelRoomSupply  #HospitalityGrowth  #USHotelMarket  #MonthlyHotelReport  #HotelIndustryMetrics  #ExtendedStayPerformance #HotelSupplyTrends

Last year saw moderating hotel pricing growth as demand normalized and inflation growth rates slowed. As we continue through 2024, these trends are forecasted to continue begging the question – Will hotel pricing strength continue into this year? This report from Skift tries to give readers greater insight into how we can make an educated prediction for this. #Hotels #Inflation #HotelPricing #Trends

Intro to commercial strategy for hoteliers. https://lnkd.in/dMUHPMZR #hotels #commercial #strategy #hotelbooking #directbooking #onlinebooking #hotelrevenue #revenuemanagement #onlinemarketing #digitalmarketing #hotelmarketing #sales #marketing #reservations #bookingengine #channelmanager #otas

👉 The #data is here! 🧠 Take a glimpse into the key patterns of hotel room pricing across the globe for the second half of 2023, check how they compare to the previous year’s rates and find an H1 2024 forecast: https://lnkd.in/dTSdD2tX  #lighthouse  #looktohouse #hospitalitytechnology  #businessintelligence  #revenuemanagement  #hotels  #hotelbenchmarking #hotelindustry  #abrighterfuture #seeusinawholenewlight #shorttermrentals  #vacationrentals #shorttermrentaldata

Houston hotel market continues to show gradual but upward demand growth. Greater Houston's occupancy for year-to-date May 2024 hit 63.3%, up by 2.3% from the same time last year. ADR growth saw a slowdown but still went up by 3.0% to $119.35, leading to a 5.3% growth in RevPAR. Limited expectation of new supply coming in this year, should support these positive trends for the remainder of the year. Lodging performance was strong in the month of May, boosted by the OTC conference and the intense windstorm. According to Houston First, all hotel categories reflected solid growth, particularly upper upscale and midscale hotels, which saw occupancy rise by 13.5% and 13%, respectively. Increased interest in travel among affluent travelers was reflected in the growth in luxury, upper upscale, and upscale hotels. Economy and Midscale hotels also grew significantly, with demand up by over 10%, indicating a broad resurgence in travel across economic segments.