Engines Podcast
Engines of Our Ingenuity 2774: Hospitality Industry Archives
Posted on · Episode: 2774 The Massad Family Research Center and Hospitality Industry Archives. Today, travel made easier.
Posted on · Episode: 2774 The Massad Family Research Center and Hospitality Industry Archives. Today, travel made easier.
Posted on · For the first time since the pandemic began, all major U.S. hotel markets turned a profit in May.
Posted on · The industry is still suffering from the pandemic, but saw increased occupancy levels as a result of last week’s freeze.
Posted on · On Wednesday's show: The economic vitality of the health care industry, our weekly political roundup, how the pandemic has affected the travel and tourism industries, and Houstonians participate in virtual runs.
Posted on · Some hotels had no guests at all for some periods during the coronavirus pandemic.
Posted on · Tourism experts from Houston and Galveston say they expect travelers to take more spur-of-the-moment day trips this summer.
Posted on · Occupancy boost after Hurricane Harvey means revenue is down compared to 2017
Posted on · 800 Families in Galveston remain in hotels
Posted on · A new report confirms hotel chains are losing ground to more personal accommodations
Posted on · The hotel will include luxury apartments on top
Posted on · The Transitional Sheltering Assistance (TSA) program, which pays for short-term hotel stays, has been extended for Harvey survivors.
Posted on · A recent report shows Houston is No. 1 in the country in distressed hotel loans, just as the city is experiencing a boom in new hotels.
Posted on · The Bayou City is in the top three U.S. cities for expected hotel openings in 2017.
Posted on · Houston, like any big city, seeks to draw tourists to town by hosting conventions and trade shows. The bigger the convention, the more people may visit the region, shop in our stores, eat in our restaurants and stay in our hotels — supporting local businesses and boosting tax revenue along the way. But attracting really […]
Posted on · South Padre Island, Cancun, Fort Lauderdale – they're traditional spring break destinations, and each year they draw crowds. But according to the travel site Orbitz, some unexpected cities are seeing enormous growth in hotel bookings in March and early April, including exotic and romantic locales like Panama City, Dublin, Paris, and....Houston? Yep, according to Orbitz, […]