U.S. Hotels Continue Job Growth but at Reduced Levels

Job openings for the leisure and hospitality segment of the U.S. economy remain disproportionately high compared to other industries, which could slow the travel industry’s growth as the country considers its future following its post-pandemic recovery period.

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Hotels in the U.S. continued their steady their pace of hiring in August, recording higher job growth in August than in July.

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Good morning from Skift. It’s Tuesday, January 10, and here’s what you need to know about the business of travel today.

Hotels added 26,000 new jobs in the United States in November, a small increase from the previous month despite the overall strong job growth numbers for the U.S. economy, especially the leisure and hospitality industry.

U.S. hotels added 10,000 jobs in December, a decrease from the previous month amid the hotel industry’s ongoing inability to approach pre-Covid employment levels.

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