ATLANTA, Georgia—The 2025 Hotel Labor Costs & Trends report has been released on HotelData.com, and the research demonstrated how U.S. hotels have tightened labor models throughout the year to offset rising wages, higher operating costs, and revenue performance that consistently fell short of expectations. The report showed that even as wages rose by up to 5.9 percent, labor cost per occupied room rose between 2 percent and 11.2%, and headcount grew between 4 percent and […]

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