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Hotels See Higher Payroll Relief Under New Government Aid But Say More Stimulus Needed

The hotel industry qualifies for larger small business loans under the new coronavirus relief measure. That's reason for it to celebrate, but the industry will still need what it considers a real stimulus bill with incentives to revive travel demand in the long-term.

Hotels See Higher Payroll Relief Under New Government Aid But Say More Stimulus Needed

Coronavirus

U.S. Travel Leaders Expect Relief From Lame Duck Congress and More Once Biden Is In

More coronavirus economic relief is likely for the U.S. travel industry, but the virus needs to get under control before stimulus measures like travel tax credits get a receptive audience in Washington.

U.S. Travel Leaders Expect Relief From Lame Duck Congress and More Once Biden Is In

Coronavirus

U.S. Hotel Unemployment Slips Below 30 Percent for First Time Since March

Job gains are great news for hotels. But the U.S. Labor Department figures only paint one part of the full picture of an extremely troubled industry.

U.S. Hotel Unemployment Slips Below 30 Percent for First Time Since March

Coronavirus

Hilton, Hyatt and Others Pull Back the Curtain on Making Hygiene More Than Theater

Strong communication and decision-making power at the local level are key to making heightened hotel cleaning measures succeed in an ever-changing pandemic information environment.

Hilton, Hyatt and Others Pull Back the Curtain on Making Hygiene More Than Theater

Coronavirus

U.S. Hotels’ 35 Percent Unemployment Rate Remains Staggeringly Higher Than National Average

The upcoming fall and winter months are likely to expand the unemployment gap even further between the hotel industry and overall economy due to expected diminished leisure travel.

U.S. Hotels’ 35 Percent Unemployment Rate Remains Staggeringly Higher Than National Average

Coronavirus

Hotel Leaders Issue New Call for Federal Aid as Leisure Travel Lifeline Winds Down

Tweaks to existing federal programs could assist the U.S. hotel industry survive the worst of the economic fallout from coronavirus. But Washington gridlock continues to keep industry stimulus out of reach.

Hotel Leaders Issue New Call for Federal Aid as Leisure Travel Lifeline Winds Down

Coronavirus

Hotels Aren’t Putting People Back to Work Like Other Industries

U.S. hotel industry employment has improved by 11 points since April, but a stalled recovery and fading summer has analysts cautioning of a pending winter jobs decline.

Hotels Aren’t Putting People Back to Work Like Other Industries

Coronavirus

Hotel Union Unite Here Says Mask Mandates Aren’t Enough for Worker Safety

Unite Here's push to maintain housekeeping services on a daily basis at hotels could protect many jobs. But cash-strapped hotel owners may not have the finances to make it work until demand returns.

Hotel Union Unite Here Says Mask Mandates Aren’t Enough for Worker Safety

Coronavirus

U.S. Hotels Push Hard for Industry-Specific Relief Fund From Congress

Time is ticking for the U.S. hotel industry to convince Congress to deliver industry-specific aid similar to what the airline industry received. Continued high unemployment and suspended operations at hotels are why Washington should listen.

U.S. Hotels Push Hard for Industry-Specific Relief Fund From Congress

Coronavirus

Hotel Trade Group Calls for Mask Mandate on Guests — Finally

The U.S. hotel industry is pursuing what the U.S. government should have considered from day one of the pandemic: a comprehensive, national preventative measure against the spread of coronavirus.

Hotel Trade Group Calls for Mask Mandate on Guests — Finally