U.S. hotel occupancy, average daily rate and revenue per available room each declined year over year in July, hotel analytics firm STR announced Thursday. U.S. occupancy in July declined 1 percent ...

The US hotel industry is grappling with a significant downturn in both international and domestic travel, leading to declining revenues across major cities. Once bustling hubs like New York and Las ...

The U.S. hotel industry was once again in the negative this past July compared to last year, according to information and analytics provider CoStar. According to the data, which is aggregated from ...

U.S. hotel occupancy, average daily rate and revenue per available room each declined year over year in September, hotel analytics firm STR announced. U.S. ADR decreased 0.1 percent year over year to ...

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New York City’s hotel market has faced its fair share of challenges in recent years, but has spent 2025 overachieving. The sector is outperforming the national average in several key metrics in the ...

Even if nightly rates look unchanged, new visitor surcharges and higher occupancy taxes in major U.S. cities will quietly increase what travelers actually pay this year.

Hawaii's visitor lodging market split in January: Hotels gained ground while vacation rentals saw softer performance.