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As we officially embark onto the New Year, I take great relief in recognising that the world has officially emerged from the shadows of the pandemic. Cross-border travel has restarted...
The Bucks controlled this one from start to finish.
/PRNewswire/ -- The "The African Data Center Gigawatt - 2022" report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com's offering. African markets are witnessing an...
While there was a lot of political debate over the past few months about whether two consecutive quarters of negative GDP growth — a common definition for a recession — in the first six months of 2022 constituted a recession or not, the U.S. hotel industry did not realize a recession by any measure. Hotel companies are seeing demand rise above pre-pandemic levels, and ADRs are at record highs. This is fueling unrealistic optimism for hotel revenues in 2023 and contributing to a familiar industry habit of thinking that strong current revenue performance will continue into next year.