The final part of our exclusive series compares and contrasts the top six hotel groups’ commitment to investing in new hospitality schemes since the start of the crisis.
The next edition of our exclusive series reveals how development activity’s remained steady at the Chicago-headquartered hospitality giant despite the disruption caused by coronavirus.
The next instalment of our exclusive series considers how development at the British hotel giant behind the InterContinental and Crowne Plaza brands appears to have plateaued.
Our exclusive series continues with a look at how Accor, which is behind brands like Raffles and Pullman, rapidly grew its pipeline early on in the crisis but has since scaled back slightly.
In the second part of our exclusive series, we uncover how development activity has dropped at the hospitality powerhouse behind the Waldorf Astoria, LXR and Hilton brands.
In the first instalment of an exclusive new series, we reveal how development has fallen since the start of the pandemic at the hotel giant behind brands like St Regis and W Hotels.
We explore how the plans of Wyndham Hotel Group have been affected by coronavirus using exclusive insights from the TOPHOTELPROJECTS construction database.
We consider how coronavirus has affected the development slate of The Ascott, with the aid of exclusive data from the TOPHOTELPROJECTS database.
We draw on exclusive stats from TOPHOTELPROJECTS to examine how Radisson Hotel Group’s development pipeline is holding up amid the pandemic.
With the aid of exclusive stats from the TOPHOTELPROJECTS construction database, we explore what’s going on with Hyatt Hotels Corporation’s ambitious development plans, given that the coronavirus crisis shows little sign of ending anytime soon.
We consider how IHG has managed its hotel development pipeline in recent months with the benefit of exclusive data drawn from the TOPHOTELPROJECTS construction database.
We reflect on how French hospitality group Accor’s development plans have changed in the midst of the pandemic.
We take a look at how Hilton Worldwide’s development plans have changed month by month since the coronavirus outbreak turned into a pandemic.
We explore how hotel giant Marriott International’s development pipeline has held up month-by-month amid the unprecedented headwinds caused by coronavirus.
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