Before the pandemic, New York City was the hotel market that was too successful to fail and its performance numbers were the envy of many hoteliers around the country. While the pandemic didn’t completely KO the market, it certainly was brought to its knees—along with every other market.
On Friday's "National Report," Evan Weiss, founder of LW Hospitality Advisors, gives his best travel advice and details different ways to plan ahead for unexpected headaches.
Hotels are sensitive to location; consequentially, the ability to measure the impact of location is critical. As GIS is all about location and geographic information, it is the fundamental next step in the evolution of data-driven hotel business decision-making.
Evan Weiss serves as co-founder, chief operating officer and principal of LW Hospitality Advisors, a company that offers a range of services geared toward hospitality and gaming real estate around the world.
Economists, politicians and business leaders are split on whether the U.S. economy is heading for a recession, is already in one, or will merely experience a slowdown.
Despite macroeconomic uncertainties and capital markets volatility, remarkably the post-pandemic related travel boom shows little signs of tapering off.
Listen in as Vince moderates a panel with Will Woodworth (Peachtree), Joe Deli Santi (MCR), and Evan Weiss (LWHA) discuss current hotel development and deal trends.
Experts reinforce study’s conclusion that hotel guest booking desires are evolving to encompass more control over the hotel experience
The survey includes 133 single asset sale transactions that totaled roughly $5.3 billion and included approximately 21,200 hotel rooms with an average sale price per room of $248,000.