Naya Homes has two former Uber staffers on the founding team. The funding round was led by Flybridge Capital Partners with participation from Primary Venture Partners, Clocktower Technology Ventures, K50 Ventures, Carao Ventures, Trip Ventures, Colibri Equity Ventures, Derive Ventures in addition to several former executives from Uber’s Latin America unit. Naya began operations in Puerto Vallarta in August and said with the funding, they will launch in Mexico City with a 15 unit building in Polanco in September.
Naya Homes has secured $5 million in funding to grow its vacation and short-term rental platform in Mexico. Marriott International currently operates 15 hotels across eight brands in Suzhou. The hotel will also feature flexible spaces, including an AC Store, 24 hour fitness center, a meeting room and a laundry room. The hotel will include a mix of dining options including the brand’s signature AC Kitchen and AC Lounge & Bar. Expected to open in December 2022, the 135 room AC Hotels by Marriott Suzhou will sit at the heart of Suzhou. Marriott International announced it signed an agreement with Suzhou Jingyuan Hotel Management Co Ltd to bring the AC Hotels by Marriott brand to Greater China. They are confident that as long as demand continues to outpace supply, hotels will continue to have strong pricing power, particularly in major metros. IHCL’s CEO believes they need to wait to see if the 3rd quarter momentum is going to carry into the Festive Season and raise rates going into the final two months of the year. IHCL recently went back on that, saying the price hikes will have to wait until November. Indian Hotels and other hospitality firms in India have said they are eyeing price rate hikes. companies were already were planning to cut business travel budgets due to inflation. The report also flags hotel efforts to recoup income losses from the pandemic exacerbated by rising labor costs, the combination of which will be challenging to corporate hotel program managers, some already struggling to secure accommodations and discounted rates. The report highlights rising hotel rates due to inflation and the challenge of increased corporate and leisure demand. They expect the rate of increase to be lower than in 2022 due to the economic climate. Sunday, October 2, 2022Ī new American Express Global Business Travel report suggests hotel rates worldwide will increase again in 2023 thanks to pent up demand for in-person meetings. Get news on hotel deals, development, stocks, and career moves.
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