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CoStar News Hotels
CoStar News Hotels' experienced, award-winning journalists bring diverse perspectives and voices to the news. From exclusive interviews with CEOs, to conference news from around the world, to coverage of public hotel companies, our stories are accessible for free 24/7 to inform your business today and in the future. CoStar News Hotels is part of the global CoStar News team, which reports commercial real estate news from all over the United States, Canada and the U.K.
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Episodes
Mandarin Oriental's Tiffany Cooper shares how the luxury space is changing 19.02.2025 16:51
In this episode, Mandarin Oriental's Tiffany Cooper talks about how the luxury hotel guests want less opulence and more connections and experiences that are authentic to the locale.
STR's Amanda Hite says new 'conservative' forecast has more upside potential 12.02.2025 16:53
In this episode, STR's Amanda Hite talks about the factors at play in the latest U.S. hotel industry forecast and how hoteliers are managing the stabilizing challenges in front of them.
BWH Hotels' Larry Cuculic talks focusing on efficiency, revenue to drive growth 05.02.2025 20:43
In this interview at the Americas Lodging Investment Summit, BWH Hotels President and CEO Larry Cuculic talks about the way he's challenged his team to be more effective and efficient to drive revenue to hotel owners, which will in turn help the company achieve it's goal of hitting 5,150 hotels in five years.
HNN recaps the Americas Lodging Investment Summit 2025 30.01.2025 9:03
HNN's Bryan Wroten and Sean McCracken provide their thoughts and takeaways from the American Lodging Investment Summit 2025 in Los Angeles.
Japan's tourism hot streak continues into 2025 (with STR's Jesper Palmqvist) 28.01.2025 19:50
Japan was one of the hottest countries for tourism demand in 2024, and so far into 2025, it seems unlikely that will change. But are there any signs on the horizon of a cool down? STR's Jesper Palmqvist joins the podcast for our monthly check in on the Asia Pacific region
5-year flashback: Revisiting hotel industry predictions from 2020 22.01.2025 35:16
In this episode, HNN's Stephanie Ricca, Sean McCracken and Bryan Wroten discuss the predictions the team made back in January 2020 of what the hotel industry would be like in 2025.
Mocktails and other non-alcoholic drinks give guests more choices when going out 15.01.2025 21:07
In this episode, Karl McElligott, food and beverage director at Olympia Hospitality, talks about the growing popularity — and number of options — of mocktails and other zero-proof drinks that give guests more options when dining or having a night out.
2025 will be a strong year for creative borrowers (with Peachtree Group's Greg Friedman) 07.01.2025 19:30
While the availability of financing will be better for hotel investors and developers, borrowers who are willing to get more creative on how they finance deal are most poised for success, according to Peachtree Group's Greg Friedman.
2025 travel trend buzzwords with staying power (with Hertelier's Emily Goldfischer) 03.01.2025 39:38
Hotel News Now's Stephanie Ricca invites Hertelier founder Emily Goldfischer to the podcast to discuss travel trend buzzwords taking over social media, and whether or not they have staying power. From me-moons to hurkle-durkling, Ricca and Goldfischer share real data driving these trends, plus plenty of laughs about the absurd words travel marketers dream up. Find more about Goldfischer and Hertel...
Can South Korea's tourism industry weather the political storm (and other 2024 Asia-Pacific takeaways with Jesper Palmqvist) 31.12.2024 14:29
On the latest episode of the Hotel News Now podcast, STR's Jesper Palmqvist said that geopolitical issues don't always show up in hotel performance immediately, and South Korea is likely to continue to see strong travel demand.
An inside look at the next era of the Waldorf Astoria New York (with Luigi Romaniello) 20.12.2024 25:53
The Waldorf Astoria New York has been closed since 2017 to make way for a massive renovation and reimagining of the historic property. Managing Director Luigi Romaniello joins the podcast to talk about how that process has gone and what he believes will get guests most excited after reopening in Spring 2025.
How Concord Hospitality has grown for 40 years (with Mark Laport and Will Loughran) 17.12.2024 22:41
Mark Laport founded Concord Hospitality Enterprises in 1985, making 2025 their upcoming 40th anniversary. He and Concord Chief Operating Officer Will Loughran join the podcast to discuss how the Raleigh, North Carolina-based company has grown incrementally over four decades to roughly 150 hotels.
5 Thing to know from November 2024 11.12.2024 9:37
Highlights from across the Hotel News Now podcast network in November.
Is there cause for concern in Singapore and Malaysia? (with STR's Jesper Palmqvist) 04.12.2024 18:23
In HNN's monthly check-in on the Asia Pacific region, STR's Jesper Palmqvist highlights some of the markets that are currently exciting hoteliers, and some that are generating more concern.
What hoteliers have to be thankful for in 2024 (with Emmy Hise) 27.11.2024 18:28
On the eve of Thanksgiving in the U.S., CoStar's Emmy Hise joins the show to talk about what hoteliers can be thankful for.
The labor law changes US hoteliers can expect under a second Trump Administration 20.11.2024 32:40
In this episode, labor attorney Andria Ryan outlines the likely changes to U.S. labor laws and rules under the incoming Trump administraiton.
Third-quarter earnings season recap with Truist's C. Patrick Scholes 14.11.2024 15:59
Truist Securities' C. Patrick Scholes joined the HNN podcast to recap third-quarter earnings calls from hotel brands and publicly traded real estate investment trusts.
The emotional side of hotel M&A with Steve Van 12.11.2024 24:31
Prism Hotels & Resorts founder Steve Van discusses the ins and outs of his former company's acquisition by Aimbridge Hospitality in 2021 and how that decision was more emotionally charged than he expected.
Unpacking the latest wave of hotel operator mergers and acquisitions with W. Chris Green 07.11.2024 26:42
Former Chesapeake Hospitality and Remington Hospitality executive W. Chris Green joins the podcast to talk about the recent wave of mergers and acquisitions involving hotel management company and how he navigated a deal himself.
5 things to know from October 2024 01.11.2024 22:57
News editor Sean McCracken recaps some of Hotel News Now and CoStar News' top stories and podcasts from October. Stories featured in this podcast include: Six months in, Aimbridge's CEO focuses on hotel owners and building relationships Tell Me More: Data fuels '25 travel trends around hotel restaurants, off-the-beaten-path destinations and set-jetting Dallas developer opens two new luxury hotels...
Can Golden Week, stimulus spark a travel turnaround in China? 25.10.2024 29:44
STR's Jesper Palmqvist and Matthew Burke join the podcast to discuss the latest across the Asia Pacific region, including whether recent stimulus efforts -- and the Golden Week holiday -- will help spur a travel rebound in China.
Why Seattle stands out among West Coast hotel markets 15.10.2024 32:48
CoStar's Emmy Hise and Randyl Drummer join the HNN podcast to discuss why Seattle is in a better position than many other West Coast markets.
HNN recaps Day 2 of the Lodging Conference 2024 10.10.2024 4:34
HNN's Bryan Wroten and Trevor Simpson share their thoughts and what they heard from second full day of the Lodging Conference 2024 in Phoenix, Arizona.
HNN recaps Day 1 of the Lodging Conference 2024 09.10.2024 4:54
HNN's Bryan Wroten and Trevor Simpson share their takeaways from the first day of the Lodging Conference 2024 in Phoenix, Arizona.
Hilton's 2025 trends report finds people want to maximize their travel 30.09.2024 28:11
In this episode, Hilton's Jess Petitt speaks about the company's 2025 Trends Report, which calls 2025 the "year of the travel maximizer" as travelers want to get the most out of their trips.
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