19 Hospitality stories on the commercial real estate wire for June 26, 2026, spanning San Antonio, San Francisco. Each links to its original source.
The historic Sitio El Tropicano Hotel in San Antonio is slated to reopen in December. The hotel owners, Trestle Studio, are accepting reservations for guests and events. Opened in 1962, the long-vacant hotel at 110 Le…
Friday closes the week on demand and value. World Cup and conference traffic pushed US hotel RevPAR up 9.7% for the week to 20 June, with San Francisco surging 80.5%. A Dutch survey finds three in four guests would ra…
Image CEO Chris Bilotto says REIT has strengthened position through asset sales, balance sheet work, capital markets activity.
HVS reports U.S. RevPAR up 4.9% in the trailing 28 days through June 13, maintaining a 3.0% full-year 2026 forecast with upside potential if summer and fall travel trends hold.
Weeks after its inaugural Top 10 mandate, PHAL, the first Agentic AI Embedded Operator Advisory for Hospitality, adds a globally recognised luxury hotel brand on a signed Letter of Intent, while its Top 10 client adva…
Aimbridge unifies its U.S., LATAM, EMEA, and All-Inclusive sales teams under one global structure and Salesforce platform to improve cross-region account management and revenue reporting for hotel owners.
As AI reshapes how travelers discover hotels, most properties are invisible to these systems, while measurement tools fail to prove what tech investments actually return at the property level.
A PolyU study of 53 GBA hotels finds none achieved efficiency between 2015-2019, and argues standard DEA models overstate performance by ignoring product diversification.
An executive search professional argues that over-reliance on AI and ATS tools is undermining senior hiring, and calls for more direct human engagement throughout the recruitment process.
Kollective argues hotels are tracking too many low-value AI prompts and should focus on destination-contextualised, commercially meaningful queries to influence actual booking behaviour.
A survey of 1,000 Dutch hotel guests finds 75%+ prefer lower room rates over unused amenities, with clean rooms, comfortable beds, and pricing transparency ranking as top priorities.
Hilton's 2025 Travel with Purpose report shows a 50.9% cut in managed hotel carbon intensity and surpassed its 2030 waste goal early, while reaching 2.5M community members across 144 countries.
With 33% of AI responses about hotels containing factual errors and only 16% of hotels appearing in AI recommendations, the article outlines six steps to make hotel websites AI-ready and drive direct bookings.
U.S. hotel RevPAR rose 9.7% for the week of June 14-20, with San Francisco leading Top 25 Markets on World Cup and Databricks conference demand, pushing RevPAR up 80.5%.
A fractional CMO argues that hotel tech vendors over-invest in product features while underinvesting in marketing, citing data showing winning SaaS companies spend 44% on sales and marketing vs. 31% on product.
The author argues that leaders who understand frontline operational realities, not just guest metrics, drive stronger service consistency, employee retention, and long-term guest loyalty.
A promotional explainer arguing that hospitality groups should replace personal messaging apps with dedicated work chat tools, citing data ownership risks and multi-property communication gaps.