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Why has the hotel business stopped owning hotels?

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Ronan Carbery
Why has the hotel business stopped owning hotels?
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The hotel industry is increasingly separating property ownership from hotel operations to improve financial efficiency. This trend, exemplified by the restructuring of the Dalata hotel group, allows brands to focus on management while investors hold the physical assets.

Analysis: For a branded chain like Hilton or Marriott, the hotel itself belongs to investors or a property fund who pay the group a fee to trade under its name

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