Major Events Lift U.S. Hotel Metrics for Week Ending March 21
U.S. hotels saw performance strengthen in the week ending March 21 as major events, sports tournaments and convention activity boosted key markets.
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U.S. hotels saw performance strengthen in the week ending March 21 as major events, sports tournaments and convention activity boosted key markets.
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