Post-COVID demand shift towards local leisure assets reshapes hotel investment strategies and market dynamics.
Key Takeaways
Post-COVID, there is a significant shift in demand towards leisure assets that don’t require air travel.
Operational changes and capital improvements can enhance hotel revenues and reduce costs.
Hotels offer a unique perspective on global dynamics and societal trends.
The traditional real estate investment model is flawed due to reliance on operators.
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