Hospitality

Hotel Analysts Wary of Tariffs, Weak Demand

CoStar and Tourism Economics cut 2025 U.S. hotel RevPAR growth to 1%, citing tariff uncertainty and cautious business travel, according to Travel Weekly. Occupancy is flat at 62.8%, while midscale and economy hotels face declines. Luxury remains strong, with 3.4% RevPAR growth while shortened booking windows and weak consumer confidence are hurdles. Despite this, Deutsche Bank’s U.S. Chief Economist Matthew Luzzetti sees no recession ahead, citing rising incomes, strong job growth and high household wealth. Visit bit.ly/hoteltariff.

Healthcare

Hospitals Cut Jobs Amid Financial Strain

Several U.S ...