Hotel Analyst Podcast

Suitors line up to tempt Travelodge landlords - how many will jump? Pandox and Scandic show how the lockdown has hit tenants more than landlords; and a review of the latest surveys - when will travel return to normal?

Hospitality boosted by UK chancellor's giveaway; Huazhu's recovery experience in China; why some investors are shifting from hotels; and farewell to Room Key, and to HomeAway

Travelodge landlords declare a truce - but is it all back to normal? Roompot deal proves holiday parks are an investor hotspot; and how The Ascott is staying ahead in serviced apartments

Takeaways from the Real Estate Tomorrow conference: accelerating change; challenged investors; pressure to change fixed leases. Plus meetings start to come back, slowly

Hotel companies are more in debt than during the financial crisis - does that matter? Will consumers choose clean hotels over homestays? and Scandinavian hotel groups shore up their capital structures

Travelodge battles with its landlords; why Best Western is enjoying a fantastic 2020; and what's in store for players in the flexible office market

Why adventurous investors like the look of self storage; Spain's hotels hope to be able to draw in foreign tourists, soon; and Neil Young applies his Get Living experience across hospitality

We're joined by ex head of Meininger, Navneet Bali, who shares views on the current situation, where the opportunities lie, and tells us what he's planning next in the blended accommodation space, with new brand LyvInn

Are deep-pocketed investors right to be excited about coming opportunities in the hotel sector? How will brand standards change in a post-covid world? And tenants wrestle with landlords over rents

Maria Puetz-Willems of HospitalityInside and Jeff Weinstein from Hotelsmag once again give an international perspective on how covid-19 is battering the hospitality industry globally