Hotel Industry
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Kohli: Senior living is far more fragmented than the hotel industry
“Obviously the Brookdales and those would be like seven, 800 facilities or homes, but I would say it is a very long tail industry. So it's not like, it's definitely not like how hotel industry of like, Hey, Marriott or Hilton, two or three have like consolidate…”
Lagunas: Only about 55% of hotel rooms get inspected in hospitality industry
“Little kind of, you know, no pun intended, dirty fact about the industry is that only about 55% of rooms get inspected in the hotel industry.”
Martin: Global hotel industry turnover is 80% annually
“Turnover in the hotel industry globally is 80% a year, which means that the average person you meet, the average staff person you meet in the average hotel is on their way to a 16 month career at that hotel chain.”
Kalra: Elite Hospitality Degrees Do Not Boost Starting Pay at Hotels
“I think hotels especially have a fairly regimented salary structure. So if you're coming in at a certain position, I don't think you're going to get significantly more just because you came out of a wonderful school like hers. Probably going to get paid the sa…”
Sternlicht: Pure hotel management contracts cause destructive overbuilding
“Management companies, which only own management contracts, want you to build.
So if you don't build, they don't get revenue and they don't really care how the asset fares, right?
So you would have wild increases in supply, cash flows would crash.
This way, whe…”
Bosworth: Variable Hotel SaaS Contracts Delay Negotiations by Months
“And so anytime we tried to do a more variable contract, a pricing negotiation that might take one to two weeks would drag on for one to two or three months.”
Bosworth: Hotel brands often neither own properties nor employ staff
“What a lot of people don't realize about the hotel industry today, though,
Is that a lot of times the brand is no longer the operator.
They've gone so asset light that they no longer, not only do they not own the underlying real estate, they also don't actuall…”