Experts say the decline in international tourism to New York is primarily driven by anti-American sentiments increasing ...

A staggering 121 New York City hotels have been taken off the market and converted into migrant shelters – raising concerns that a space crunch and pricier rooms will tank tourism. Some 16,000 ...

The excitement of being in New York is a feeling that nowhere else in the USA can match. Crammed with classic screen-famous ...

If fewer tourists come to New York, or if they have to pay more to stay in a hotel or reserve a short-term rental, that is of course in no way equivalent to what asylum seekers are facing.

Business leaders warn that New York City’s summer tourism season could become a hot mess if asylum seekers take over too many hotel rooms. “I’m worried about summer tourism. We’re 30 to 45 ...

or they have to be in New York for purpose, but end up staying for four or five days or 72 days.” The return of tourism, combined with hotel operators that might be forced to sell as the cost of ...

And New York is more vulnerable than other major markets to a downturn because the cost of doing business here is already so high. The success of our tourism industry depends on a thriving hotel ...

A Closer Look At Local Law 18's Impact: Beyond the challenges for hosts, the legislation threatens to curb New York City’s tourism as well. In a city where hotel rates can be exorbitant ...

New York City hotel owners are advocating for a reduction in the hotel occupancy tax rate from almost 6 percent to 3 percent, citing hits to tourism by Trump's trade tariffs and policies.

While many hotels around the country experienced a weaker summer than expected, New York is reaping the benefits of scores of visitors. Hotel occupancy hit 86% in July, a 10% jump compared to the ...

In 2023, the city is expected to welcome 61.7 visitors. New York City hotel recovery 'uneven' last year Macy's CEO says new store model ready to scale rapidly, if successful Macy's CEO says new ...