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10 Best Hotel Stocks To Buy Now - Insider Monkey

10 Best Hotel Stocks To Buy Now The hotel industry has been hit the hardest of all the industries affected by COVID-19, resulting in historically low occupancy, significant job losses, and hotel closures across the globe. According to the American Hotel and Lodging Association, the effect of the pandemic has been nine times that of 9/11 after leisure and travel activities were forcefully halted in early 2020.  Hotel  sales in the United States dropped by nearly half in 2020, to $84.6 billion, from $168 billion prior to the pandemic. Room revenue is expected to start recovering in 2022, projected to reach $144 billion. Demand will not return to pre-COVID-19 levels until 2023, according to data intelligence firm STR, with average daily rates (ADR) and revenue per available room (RevPAR) not expected to hit 2019 levels until at least 2024.

State Roundup: Legislature OKs $52 4 billion budget targeted at Covid recovery; wrangling continues over police reform

State Roundup: Legislature OKs $52.4 billion budget targeted at Covid recovery; wrangling continues over police reform House of Delegates March 2021, MarylandReporter.com photo GENERAL ASSEMBLY OKs $52.4B BUDGET: Danielle Gaines of Maryland Matters reports that the Maryland General Assembly gave final approval Friday to a $52.4 billion budget that House Appropriations Chairwoman Maggie L. McIntosh (D-Baltimore City) said is worthy of a moniker: “I call this The Recovery Act,” she said. Only in 2021, perhaps, could approval of a massive state budget fattened by federal aid to help struggling businesses and families go by with barely a remark in the General Assembly. “It’s been like ‘small ball’ this year to pass the budget,” Senate President Bill Ferguson said as his chamber voted Friday to put the finishing touches on the $52 billion spending plan, up from a $49 billion proposal made in January, Pamela Wood and Bryn Stole report in the Sun.

Rival group makes fully financed, roughly $680M bid for Tribune

+0.05% A special committee of Tribune’s board has determined that a roughly $680 million, $18.50-a-share bid submitted late last week by Choice Hotels International Inc. Chairman Stewart Bainum and Hansjörg Wyss is reasonably likely to lead to a proposal that is superior to Alden’s $635 million deal, people familiar with the matter said. That is legal deal-speak indicating Alden may need to raise its bid or risk losing the deal. The decision came after the two men indicated they plan to personally contribute more than $600 million combined, up from a previous total of $200 million, the people said. Now that the group has submitted a fully financed bid, it will get access to private financial data to conduct due diligence and negotiate other terms, a big step toward completing an agreement that could replace Alden’s, they said. There is no guarantee the group will succeed in doing so, and it is still possible it could change its offer or walk away after reviewing the company

Tribune Publishing receives $680-million buyout offer from Newslight

Tribune Publishing receives $680-million buyout offer from Newslight
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