Crain’s New York Business: Tourism leaders say inflation is unlikely to derail city’s slow comeback
High prices for car rentals, airfare, hotel rooms and restaurant meals made it more expensive to be a tourist in June in most the country.
Queens Daily Eagle: Borough Board approves plan for hotel special permits
The Queens Borough Board voted in favor of a new regulation that aims to create a more consistent framework for hotel development throughout the city on Tuesday.
Bisnow: Desperately Needed NYC Hotel Recovery Could Be Prolonged By 22,000-Room Construction Pipeline
The Big Apple’s hotel industry has been battered and bruised over the past 16 months, and a deluge of supply set to hit the market this year will likely only slow its recovery timeline.
The Columbian: Absence of international tourists hits some states hard
The Columbian: Absence of international tourists hits some states
New York Post: NYC hotel industry mired in economic depression: report
New York Post: NYC hotel industry mired in economic
Pew Trusts: International Tourist Drought Hits Some States Hard
Beachgoers enjoy Siesta Key Beach in Sarasota, Florida. Domestic tourism is booming while international visitors are restricted from coming to the United States, hurting some state economies.
Gazettextra: Absence of international tourists hits some states hard
Republished from original article on Pew Trusts.
Daily Mail: Check-out time: 9,000 of Manhattan’s homeless are finally evicted from Upper West Side hotels after De Blasio moved them in during height of COVID crisis
Thousands of homeless people are finally being moved into shelters from hotels in Midtown Manhattan where they were housed during the pandemic.