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The 2024 CBRE Global Hotel Investors Intentions Survey indicates U.S. hotel investors are optimistic, with plans to increase investments.

A more-than-30-year industry veteran, Nolan's career highlights include opening Marriott's first JW hotel as sales and marketing director and founding a nonprofit that provided post-secondary scholarships for 10 students each year in honor of the JW brand's 10th anniversary. He most recently was the managing director of Hyatt Hotels Wild Dunes Resort in Isle of Palms, SC. He was also SVP, operations at Interstate Hotels & Resorts and COO of Meyer Jabara Hotels.

Meyer Jabara Hotels has enhanced its team by appointing Ian McAuley as the new Chief Investment Officer. This strategic role, created for the first time in the company, will see McAuley leveraging his significant experience in real estate and hospitality to drive the company's growth. His responsibilities include identifying new investment opportunities, fostering relationships with equity investors and lenders, and securing third-party management contracts. McAuley's impressive 30-year background in both public and private real estate sectors, combined with his expertise in hotel development,...

Oshibori hot towel on arrival. Breathtaking views from a rooftop deck and bar overlooking the coastline; ideal for morning coffee and yoga classes, oyster shucking, fireside S’more’s, and evening cocktails. Galley kitchens on each floor featuring local eats and pastries that are re-stocked three times a day. Concierge-packed picnic baskets filled with delicious cheeses, snacks and local wine to enjoy on area beaches or rocky cliffs. An open-air Moke electric house car at guests’ disposal to transport them to local farms, restaurants, wineries/vineyards, breweries/distilleries, private bo...

Meyer Jabara Hotels is reporting a 24.20% turnover rate through the first half of 2023. With the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics citing 70% to 80% turnover annually as the industry norm, this 46-year-old hotel ownership and management group is obviously doing something right. With hotel operators still feeling the sting of the “Great Resignation,” MJH is revealing its secret to employee retention success.