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Choice and IHG are in court over vendor kickbacks, hidden fees, and the quiet tax on franchisees. The loyalty program was never free. The invoice just arrived.
By Nathan Snyder · August 21, 2026
Ask an AI assistant to find you a hotel in a city you've never visited, and it will answer with the calm authority of something that has read everything and…
By Nathan Snyder · August 21, 2026
Gamemasters Escape Solutions installs turnkey escape rooms inside hotels. The property keeps the revenue. Installations have returned $30,000 to $60,000 a month, with payback in as little as four to…
By Nathan Snyder · August 21, 2026
Orchestration and safety on one side. Authenticity and freedom on the other. The argument is older than the app.
By Nathan Snyder · August 13, 2026
Everyone loves to talk about the destination. They talk about the city skyline, the famous restaurant, the hidden coffee shop, the must-see attraction, and the “authentic local experience” they discovered…
By Nathan Snyder · August 3, 2026
The classic debate between breaking ground and retrofitting an existing building has taken on a sharp, financial urgency.
By Nathan Snyder · July 16, 2026
How a block of rooms that never quite existed shook U.S. hoteliers planning for 2026.
By Nathan Snyder · July 14, 2026
Volume is up. Easy deals are not. Brokers who still think they are matchmakers are furniture.
By Nathan Snyder · July 9, 2026
Picture, if you will, a world not so very different from our own. A world where the lobbies still gleam with marble and warm light, where the scent of fresh…
By Nathan Snyder · July 7, 2026
The properties printing money after check-in are not the ones chasing another point of ADR.
By Nathan Snyder · July 2, 2026
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