The U.S. hotel industry has made many strides since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, and 2023 has been off to a strong start. At the beginning of the year, STR reported that revenues and profits reached highest-ever levels during 2022, and CBRE increased its hotel performance forecast to account for expected GDP growth during the coming year. But amid the positive travel industry news, the American Hotel & Lodging Association (AHLA) recently reported that 80 percent of hotels are experiencing staffing shortages and are looking for new ways to incentivize workers to join the industry’s ranks. To help meet the staffing challenge, capitalize on growth opportunities, and strategically position themselves against the competition, hoteliers often look to partner with management companies. This year, LODGING profiles over 50 management companies that can assist hoteliers in realizing their goals.
Editor’s note: The following list is in alphabetical order. All numbers are for the 2022 calendar year, United States only, unless otherwise stated.
Naples Hotel Group is a leading Florida hotel management and development company serving some of the most prominent hospitality companies in the world, such as Marriott, Hilton, and InterContinental Hotels Group. NHG prides itself on building long-term relationships with quality people and organizations. The Naples, Florida hotel group specializes in upscale limited and select-service hotels, having achieved superior results with its proven ability to enhance hotels’ performance. Naples Hotel Group’s service-driven, family-owned perspective focuses on hospitality from its family to yours.
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