Last-Minute Surge: How Shorter Booking Windows Are Remaking Hotels
A growing share of travelers now book hotels days, not months, before arrival, forcing brands to rethink pricing, staffing and how they sell every room night.
William R. Martin
William R Martin writes about travel from the ground up. His work focuses on remote routes, working ports, border crossings, ferry lines, and the landscapes that shape how people move across regions.
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Bob W Adds Munich City Centre Property to German Portfolio
Tech-focused aparthotel operator Bob W strengthens its German footprint with a new Munich city centre property, targeting demand for flexible urban stays.
Ambros Daytona Becomes First Wyndham Trademark Hotel in Daytona
Ambros Daytona, a newly opened oceanfront boutique in Daytona Beach Shores, has joined Wyndham’s Trademark Collection, marking the brand’s debut in the market.
IHCL Plans 20-Key Taj Safaris Lodge in Satpura Tiger Reserve
IHCL is set to develop an intimate 20-key Taj Safaris lodge in Madhya Pradesh’s Satpura region, expanding its luxury wildlife portfolio in central India.
Unlocking Agility in Hospitality Finance with Driver-Based Budgeting
Hotel finance teams are turning to driver-based budgeting to react faster to demand swings, labor pressures, and rising technology costs across portfolios.
AHLA Welcomes Senate Action to End Prolonged Shutdown
The American Hotel & Lodging Association praises Senate moves to end the record shutdown, easing pressure on hotels, workers, and travel markets nationwide.
How Independent Hotels Can Keep Room Rates Aligned With the Market
Independent hotels face tighter margins and price-sensitive guests. New data shows why getting room rates right is critical to staying competitive in 2026.
Atwell Debuts Second Greater China Hotel in Hefei City Center
Atwell expands its presence in Greater China with the opening of Atwell Hefei City Center, a new midscale suites hotel aimed at business and leisure guests.
HVS U.S. Market Pulse Signals Cautious Hotel Upswing
HVS’s latest U.S. Market Pulse for March 2026 outlines modest growth in hotel performance, shifting demand patterns, and a more active yet selective investment market.
HVS U.S. Market Pulse Signals Cautious Hotel Rebound
Fresh HVS analysis for early 2026 shows U.S. hotels edging forward, with modest RevPAR gains, easing distress and selective investor interest reshaping the market.
Laurel Real Estate Brokers Sale of Red Roof Inn Clyde
Laurel Real Estate Co. has brokered the sale of the Red Roof Inn in Clyde, Ohio, signaling renewed investor interest in small-market Midwest highway hotels.
Hotel Industry Mourns Leader Kirk Kinsell
The American Hotel & Lodging Association honors longtime board member and industry leader Kirk Kinsell, reflecting on his legacy of innovation and mentorship.