Tony Capuano

Stepping Up at a Historic Time: Tony Capuano on Fortifying Company Culture

In February, Marriott International’s Anthony Capuano, then group president, global development, design, and operations services, became the second non-Marriott family member to be named...
Comings & goings

This Week’s Comings & Goings

Kerry V. Ranson has been promoted to chief executive officer of HP Hotels; Ranson was previously chief development officer. In this position, Ranson is...
W Chris Green

Industry Responsibility: Chesapeake Hospitality’s W. Chris Green on His Priorities Through the Pandemic

W. Chris Green, president and CEO of Greenbelt, Md.-based third-party management company Chesapeake Hospitality, has spent the past year making decisions targeted at helping...
Bruce Haase President and CEO of Extended Stay America

Expanding the Brand: ESA Reaches Out to New Market

Bruce Haase, president and CEO of Extended Stay America (ESA), is aware that much of the industry is still reeling from the pandemic, but...
Rosanna Maietta, AHLA Foundation president and executive vice president of communications and public relations at AHLA

Rosanna Maietta on AHLAF’s $5 Million Commitment to DE&I

Demonstrating its drive to support diversity, equity, and inclusion (DE&I) in a big way, the American Hotel & Lodging Foundation (AHLA Foundation) recently announced...
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DiamondRock Hospitality Completes Sale of Westin Washington, D.C. City Center

BETHESDA, Maryland—DiamondRock Hospitality Company announced that on Feb. 19, 2025, it completed the sale of the 410-room Westin Washington, D.C. City Center for a...

AHLA: Nearly Two-Thirds of Hotels Report Staffing Shortages

WASHINGTON—Hotels’ efforts including higher pay and a broadening range of benefits have improved staffing levels over the past year, but nearly two-thirds (65 percent)...

CBRE Forecast Shows RevPAR to Increase in 2025

DALLAS, Texas—CBRE forecasted that revenue per available room (RevPAR) will continue to grow in 2025, as urban locations continue to outperform due to improved...
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