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U.S. Hospitality Market Faces Cost Pressures and Shifting Investment Trends

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The U.S. hospitality industry ended 2024 on an uneven note, as nominal revenue per available room (RevPAR) showed modest gains, yet real profitability remained under pressure. The latest report by NewGen Advisory shows that rising operational expenses, inflation and economic shifts continued to challenge hoteliers, though investment activity in markets such as California and Washington […]

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