Nearly 80% of U.S. hoteliers in 11 World Cup host cities say bookings are tracking below original forecasts, with some describing the tournament as a “non-event,” according to an American Hotel & Lodging Association (AHLA) survey of members released Monday.

Roughly 85-90% of hoteliers in Kansas City report that bookings are trailing a typical June or July without any major events. In four host cities—Boston, Philadelphia, San Francisco and Seattle—nearly 80% of hoteliers say bookings are behind a typical summer, with many describing the tournament as a “non-event.” In Los Angeles, nearly 65-70% of AHLA respondents report bookings below expectations, often in line with or lagging behind a typical summer. Likewise, roughly two-thirds of New York City hotels report softer-than-expected bookings that track with normal, but not elevated, summer demand.

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Nearly 80% of U.S. hoteliers in 11 World Cup host cities say bookings are tracking below original forecasts, with some describing the tournament as a “non-event,” according to an American Hotel & Lodging Association (AHLA) survey of members released Monday.

Roughly 85-90% of hoteliers in Kansas City report that bookings are trailing a typical June or July without any major events. In four host cities—Boston, Philadelphia, San Francisco and Seattle—nearly 80% of hoteliers say bookings are behind a typical summer, with many describing the tournament as a “non-event.” In Los Angeles, nearly 65-70% of AHLA respondents report bookings below expectations, often in line with or lagging behind a typical summer. Likewise, roughly two-thirds of New York City hotels report softer-than-expected bookings that track with normal, but not elevated, summer demand.  

Nearly 80% of U.S. hoteliers in 11 World Cup host cities say bookings are tracking below original forecasts, with some describing the tournament as a “non-event,” according to an American Hotel & Lodging Association (AHLA) survey of members released Monday.

Roughly 85-90% of hoteliers in Kansas City report that bookings are trailing a typical June or July without any major events. In four host cities—Boston, Philadelphia, San Francisco and Seattle—nearly 80% of hoteliers say bookings are behind a typical summer, with many describing the tournament as a “non-event.” In Los Angeles, nearly 65-70% of AHLA respondents report bookings below expectations, often in line with or lagging behind a typical summer. Likewise, roughly two-thirds of New York City hotels report softer-than-expected bookings that track with normal, but not elevated, summer demand.  

Nearly 80% of U.S. hoteliers in 11 World Cup host cities say bookings are tracking below original forecasts, with some describing the tournament as a “non-event,” according to an American Hotel & Lodging Association (AHLA) survey of members released Monday.

Roughly 85-90% of hoteliers in Kansas City report that bookings are trailing a typical June or July without any major events. In four host cities—Boston, Philadelphia, San Francisco and Seattle—nearly 80% of hoteliers say bookings are behind a typical summer, with many describing the tournament as a “non-event.” In Los Angeles, nearly 65-70% of AHLA respondents report bookings below expectations, often in line with or lagging behind a typical summer. Likewise, roughly two-thirds of New York City hotels report softer-than-expected bookings that track with normal, but not elevated, summer demand.  

Nearly 80% of U.S. hoteliers in 11 World Cup host cities say bookings are tracking below original forecasts, with some describing the tournament as a “non-event,” according to an American Hotel & Lodging Association (AHLA) survey of members released Monday.

Roughly 85-90% of hoteliers in Kansas City report that bookings are trailing a typical June or July without any major events. In four host cities—Boston, Philadelphia, San Francisco and Seattle—nearly 80% of hoteliers say bookings are behind a typical summer, with many describing the tournament as a “non-event.” In Los Angeles, nearly 65-70% of AHLA respondents report bookings below expectations, often in line with or lagging behind a typical summer. Likewise, roughly two-thirds of New York City hotels report softer-than-expected bookings that track with normal, but not elevated, summer demand.  

Nearly 80% of U.S. hoteliers in 11 World Cup host cities say bookings are tracking below original forecasts, with some describing the tournament as a “non-event,” according to an American Hotel & Lodging Association (AHLA) survey of members released Monday.

Roughly 85-90% of hoteliers in Kansas City report that bookings are trailing a typical June or July without any major events. In four host cities—Boston, Philadelphia, San Francisco and Seattle—nearly 80% of hoteliers say bookings are behind a typical summer, with many describing the tournament as a “non-event.” In Los Angeles, nearly 65-70% of AHLA respondents report bookings below expectations, often in line with or lagging behind a typical summer. Likewise, roughly two-thirds of New York City hotels report softer-than-expected bookings that track with normal, but not elevated, summer demand.  

Donald Trump a annoncé mardi la suspension de son «Projet Liberté» d’escorte de navires dans le détroit d’Ormuz, le temps de voir si «un accord pouvait être finalisé et signé» avec l’Iran, après ce que le président américain a qualifié de «grands progrès» dans les négociations

Nearly 80% of U.S. hoteliers in 11 World Cup host cities say bookings are tracking below original forecasts, with some describing the tournament as a “non-event,” according to an American Hotel & Lodging Association (AHLA) survey of members released Monday.

Roughly 85-90% of hoteliers in Kansas City report that bookings are trailing a typical June or July without any major events. In four host cities—Boston, Philadelphia, San Francisco and Seattle—nearly 80% of hoteliers say bookings are behind a typical summer, with many describing the tournament as a “non-event.” In Los Angeles, nearly 65-70% of AHLA respondents report bookings below expectations, often in line with or lagging behind a typical summer. Likewise, roughly two-thirds of New York City hotels report softer-than-expected bookings that track with normal, but not elevated, summer demand.