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Marriott surpasses quarterly revenue and profit estimates - Vimarsana News

Marriott surpasses quarterly revenue and profit estimates

Marriott International surpassed its quarterly revenue and profit estimates, driven by better than expected occupancy levels and higher rates

Marriott surpasses travel demand recovery forecasts - Vimarsana News

Marriott surpasses travel demand recovery forecasts

Marriott International surpassed its quarterly revenue and profit estimates, driven by better than expected occupancy levels and higher rates

Hospitality sector is a key winner amid reviving economic activity - Vimarsana News

Hospitality sector is a key winner amid reviving economic activity

The easing of restrictions on flights to and from India has also brought cheer to the hospitality industry, which has been catching the attention of investors with improving occupancy levels

U.S. Short-term Rentals Have Recovered: An Anomaly in the Global Market - Vimarsana News

U.S. Short-term Rentals Have Recovered: An Anomaly in the Global Market

AirDNA's Monthly Review reports that the U.S. short-term rental industry has officially recovered demand above 2019 levels — marking the first month since the outbreak of COVID-19 to exceed 2019 performance.

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