cGlobal hotel brand InterContinental Hotels (GB:IHG) and hotel and restaurant company Whitbread (GB:WTB) are two hotel stocks recommended as ‘Buy’ by highly rated analyst Vicki Stern. She has a bullish take on the industry as 51.8% of the stocks in her list have Buy ratings. The hotel industry was hit hard by COVID-19, but hotel brands are recovering in the wake of the pandemic. Stern is a managing director at Barclays Capital and a part of the leisure research team. Before joining Barclays in 2009, she had worked with Lehman Brothers and UBS Investment Bank. As per the TipRanks rating system, Stern is ranked 1,749 out of 7,973 analysts.
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The central thesis for buying hotel stocks right now is a belief that demand for travel will continue. And if that’s true, then the best hotel stocks will offer investors a combination of value and growth. Lost amid the ongoing concerns about flight delays is that Americans continue to travel. After two summers when travel was either non-existent or severely curtailed, Americans are taking long-planned vacations. And that’s good news for the hotel industry, which has been battered in the last two years. From personal experience, I can see that hotels are busier than they were during the pandemic. However, in my experience, occupancy is not quite back to pre-pandemic levels. That’s backed up by data from Smith Travel Accommodations Research (STR) that shows occupancy slightly below pre-pandemic levels. On the other hand, the same research shows that revenue per available room and average daily rates are both higher. 7 Cheap Stocks to Buy and Hold for the Long Haul Here are the seven best hotel stocks to buy now: Ticker Company Price MAR Marriott International, Inc. $149.34 CHH Choice Hotels International, Inc. $117.28 IHG InterContinental Hotels Group $57.64 MGM MGM Resorts International $31.14 BVH Bluegreen Vacations Holding Corporation $25.90 HT Hersha Hospitality Trust $10.02 BEDZ AdvisorShares Hotel ETF $22.50 Best Hotel Stocks: Marriott International (MAR) Source: DELBO ANDREA / Shutterstock The first on our list of best hotel stocks is Marriott International (NYSE: MAR ), the parent company for some of the industry’s most iconic premium hotel brands.
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Monthly dividend stocks provide investors with a sense of stability and consistency, which is hard to come by in today’s volatile market environment. STAG Industrial ( STAG ): STAG Industrial primarily manages industrial estates. They have a huge selection of properties, providing income and growth. Realty Income ( O ): Realty Income Corporation is a real estate investment trust, or REIT, that invests in properties with single-tenant leases. Dynex Capital ( DX ): Dynex Capital invests in mortgage loans, making it much more stable than many REITs. Main Street Capital Corporation ( MAIN ): Investments in public business development companies (BDCs) like Main Street Capital provide you with a diversified portfolio. Apple Hospitality REIT ( APLE ): Apple Hospitality REIT owns many upscale hotels in the U.S. As the tourism industry makes a comeback, watch out for this one. S.L. Green ( SLG ): S.L. Green is one of the largest REITs and the leading office landlord in New York City. Pembina Pipeline ( PBA ): Pembina Pipeline is a Canadian company that operates pipelines and other facilities to transport oil and gas.
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The resort is spread across 15 acres with 115 hotel rooms, 13 private villas and state‑of‑the‑art spa experience. Hilton (NYSE: HLT) announced the signing of an agreement with CKR Resorts Private Limited to launch Hilton''s flagship brand in Hyderaba…
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This post contains sponsored advertising content. This content is for informational purposes only and not intended to be investing advice. (Wednesday Market Open) Investors appeared to be bracing for another down day as the bond market was attracting more buyers ahead of the market open and pushing the 10-year Treasury yield (TNX) down about 20 basis points. Equity index futures are pointing to a lower open as retailers take another blow and rising lockdowns in China take a toll on the technology sector. Potential Market Movers Suppliers for Apple (NASDAQ: AAPL) components are warning that they may struggle to deliver parts for Apple products due to renewed COVID-19 lockdowns in China. Apple has asked its suppliers to speed up iPhone development in reaction to the news. AAPL traded 1.21% lower premarket. We’ve learned over the last few years that China’s lockdowns can affect other parts of the economy. Yesterday, Airbnb (NASDAQ: ABNB ) announced plans to close its China operations to visitors, but not for Chinese tourists traveling globally.
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