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Aug 26Wed
  1. Skift Feed

    GMH Hotels: Harry Styles Is Moving Hotel Markets

    In this episode of Skift's Good Morning Hospitality: Hotels Edition, hosts Sarah Dandashy and Steve Turk analyze shifting demand across hospitality segments heading into Labor Day weekend. Fresh travel data shows cruise ports and national park gateways topping destination rankings, a narrowing K-shaped spending gap, and 77% of Americans planning to travel this summer. The hosts examine how Harry Styles' Madison Square Garden residency is driving NYC hotel demand patterns resembling a major sporting event rather than a typical concert, unpack Generator's new CEO framing budget hostel bunks at £40 as "premium," and discuss why Bernstein analysts view Airbnb's growth as structural rather than…

Aug 25Tue
  1. Hotel Dive Feed

    Hotel rates climb this Labor Day weekend: AAA

    According to a new AAA report, hotel rates for the 2026 Labor Day weekend (Sept. 3-7) will be 9% higher for domestic bookings and 12% higher for international hotels compared to last year. Fuel and domestic airfare costs are also up, but cruises and international flights are cheaper. Despite rising costs, Americans prioritize outdoor leisure destinations like Seattle, Orlando, and Boston.

  2. Skift Feed

    Cruise Ports Top Labor Day List as K-Shaped Travel Gap Narrows

    AAA data shows cruise-linked destinations like Seattle, Anchorage, and Vancouver top the Labor Day weekend list, along with national park gateways Denver and Las Vegas. Bank of America found 77% of Americans planned summer travel, up from 74% last year. While high-income households still lead spending, the K-shaped gap has narrowed since May as lower- and middle-income households increase travel spend. Cruise momentum is strong with a record 37.2 million global passengers in 2025, though Alaska volumes stayed flat.