A Look Back at Hotel Development in 2021

With the start of a new year, we would like to take a look back at the most popular articles that were featured in this newsletter series throughout 2021.

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2022

With the start of a new year, we would like to take a look back at the most popular articles that were featured in this newsletter series throughout 2021.

1. APRIL ISSUE

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How The Pandemic Re-Shaped Force Majeure

April 22, 2021 via HL Blog

When COVID-19 began its swift spread in the winter of 2019 and on a more global scale in the early spring of 2020, it did not take long for the term "force majeure" to dominate discussions, especially within the hospitality industry.

2. JANUARY ISSUE

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Operators Expect an Increase in Hotel Receiverships

January 21, 2021 via CoStar

When the coronavirus pandemic began, many in the industry believed they would see a wave of hotel owners turning their properties over to their lenders, but that didn’t happen, at least not at the scale they expected.

3. AUGUST ISSUE

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Third-Party Management: What Hotel Owners Should Consider

August 24, 2021 via eHotelier

Most people in the travel business, and many outside it, are familiar with three primary models of hotel operations – owned, managed, and franchised...Another model that has been prevalent in more developed markets for several years is of third-party management.

4. DECEMBER ISSUE

Trends in Rooms Department Costs: A Study in Fixed and Variable Expenses

December 21, 2021 via Lodging Magazine

Coming out of the 2020 lodging industry recession, hotel owners and operators question the fate of daily housekeeping service and the return of extensive offerings of complimentary food and beverage service. Assuming health conditions improve and regulations are relaxed, will the brands reinstate these amenities and services?

5. SEPTEMBER ISSUE

What Hospitality Operators Need to Know About Planned Workplace Vaccine Mandates

September 25, 2021 via HL Blog

As a result of discussions with several managers over the past few days, it is clear that the temporary closure is, for the majority of them, fiction unfortunately become reality. Faced with this inevitable situation, here is a 10-point checklist that can help you achieve a temporary closure which, this time, is not due to seasonality.

Wishing you a healthy & bright new year! 2022 as balloons, from all of us at HospitalityLawyer.com

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