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1.	Euro crisis impacts hotels in different ways By Benjamin Jones, HotelNewsNow.com correspondent 08 May 2012 Flat or declining business, difficulties in obtaining credit and guests seeking bargains are among the issues facing hoteliers in the countries most affected by Europe’s economic situation.
2.	Financial turmoil attracts travel in Cyprus By Helena Iveson, HotelNewsNow.com correspondent 08 April 2013 The debt-laden Mediterranean island is seeing a surge in travel demand from cost-conscious consumers.
3.	Is rate parity the same as price fixing? By Stacey Mieyal Higgins, News Editor-International 28 April 2011 The U.K.’s competition watchdog aims to answer that question in its investigation of hotel online booking practices.
4.	5 things to know: 13 August 2012 13 August 2012 From the desks of the HotelNewsNow.com editorial staff: • Barclay brothers win a legal battle for hotel ownership • Per-room spending at Disney’s domestic hotels up 7% • OTA pushes for rate parity examination in U.S. • eMarketer: Hoteliers slow to capitalize on smartphone usage • Australian government weighs in on sex workers and hotel rooms
5.	5 things to know: 10 August 2012 10 August 2012 From the desks of the HotelNewsNow.com editorial staff: • STR releases US July preliminary data • ‘Manchising’ revolution continues for China hotel companies • Supertel averaging a hotel sale every 6 to 8 weeks • Harris poll: 3 in 5 Americans traveling for leisure this summer • S&P affirms IHG’s credit rating
6.	Alternative investments gaining speed By Shawn A. Turner, Finance Editor 27 November 2012 Apollo’s Josh Harris said earlier this month that U.S. pension funds more frequently are looking at alternative investments, such as real estate, to keep up with increasing health-care costs.
7.	Lenders reveal debt parameters By Jeff Higley, Editorial Director 05 June 2012 During a large-deal financing panel at the Hotel Equity and Lender Perspectives conference in Boston last month, lenders provided details about the types of loans they are making.
8.	Debt crunch end in sight? Maybe, maybe not By Jeff Higley, Editorial Director 23 May 2012 One scenario that will end the lending shortfall in the hotel industry requires a strong return of CMBS to the market.
9.	Lenders look to modify hotel loans By Shawn A. Turner, Finance Editor 13 December 2012 A desire to keep bad loans off their books and a tidal wave of maturities headed their way are two factors spurring lenders to rework loans with borrowers, sources report.

1.

Euro crisis impacts hotels in different ways

By Benjamin Jones, HotelNewsNow.com correspondent
08 May 2012
Flat or declining business, difficulties in obtaining credit and guests seeking bargains are among the issues facing hoteliers in the countries most affected by Europe’s economic situation.

2.

Financial turmoil attracts travel in Cyprus

By Helena Iveson, HotelNewsNow.com correspondent
08 April 2013
The debt-laden Mediterranean island is seeing a surge in travel demand from cost-conscious consumers.

3.

Is rate parity the same as price fixing?

By Stacey Mieyal Higgins, News Editor-International
28 April 2011
The U.K.’s competition watchdog aims to answer that question in its investigation of hotel online booking practices.

4.

5 things to know: 13 August 2012

13 August 2012
From the desks of the HotelNewsNow.com editorial staff: • Barclay brothers win a legal battle for hotel ownership • Per-room spending at Disney’s domestic hotels up 7% • OTA pushes for rate parity examination in U.S. • eMarketer: Hoteliers slow to capitalize on smartphone usage • Australian government weighs in on sex workers and hotel rooms

5.

5 things to know: 10 August 2012

10 August 2012
From the desks of the HotelNewsNow.com editorial staff: • STR releases US July preliminary data • ‘Manchising’ revolution continues for China hotel companies • Supertel averaging a hotel sale every 6 to 8 weeks • Harris poll: 3 in 5 Americans traveling for leisure this summer • S&P affirms IHG’s credit rating

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Alternative investments gaining speed This exclusive content specifically focuses on the hotel real-estate market and is available only to paid subscribers of the Hotel Investment Barometer. Click for subscription information.

This exclusive content specifically focuses on the hotel real-estate market and is available only to paid subscribers of the Hotel Investment Barometer. Click for subscription information.

By Shawn A. Turner, Finance Editor
27 November 2012
Apollo’s Josh Harris said earlier this month that U.S. pension funds more frequently are looking at alternative investments, such as real estate, to keep up with increasing health-care costs.

7.

Lenders reveal debt parameters This exclusive content specifically focuses on the hotel real-estate market and is available only to paid subscribers of the Hotel Investment Barometer. Click for subscription information.

By Jeff Higley, Editorial Director
05 June 2012
During a large-deal financing panel at the Hotel Equity and Lender Perspectives conference in Boston last month, lenders provided details about the types of loans they are making.

8.

Debt crunch end in sight? Maybe, maybe not

By Jeff Higley, Editorial Director
23 May 2012
One scenario that will end the lending shortfall in the hotel industry requires a strong return of CMBS to the market.

9.

Lenders look to modify hotel loans

By Shawn A. Turner, Finance Editor
13 December 2012
A desire to keep bad loans off their books and a tidal wave of maturities headed their way are two factors spurring lenders to rework loans with borrowers, sources report.

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