Hotels

Although year-over-year numbers are still horrific, hotels in the U.S. are slowly seeing more week-to-week occupancy, according to an industry marketplace insight provider.

We’re living in an unprecedented time. Can we just agree to retire that word when this is over? There are many problems that companies in the travel industry have to …

More states in the U.S. are being allowed to wake up from their coronavirus-induced slumber and reopen. Some are taking advantage of these loosened restrictions and are traveling. The difference …

When COVID-19 is less of a threat and we’re ready to start traveling again, it’s going to be a whole, different world. We’ll have new rules for flying and hopefully …

We all know that hotels are hurting. It’s challenging to plan a hotel stay, especially overseas, when so much else about travel is still up in the air. So the …

The Paycheck Protection Program was intended to infuse small businesses with cash while the coronavirus pandemic kept them closed. This way business owners could keep paying their bills and giving …

Although hardly any of us are traveling right now, eventually we will. Hotels realize that most of us will be very apprehensive about health and safety in those early days …

When we were regularly traveling from home to hotel to hotel and then eventually back home, one concern we had was unknowingly getting a room with bedbugs. Getting bit up …

The things we’re asked to do (or not do), or told we can/cannot do, or that are inflicted upon us because of coronavirus are very fluid. So one day airlines …

During this challenging time, we’ve read story after story about layoffs, furloughs, firings and closures. I mean, I get it – when it comes to travel, people aren’t going places, …