Hotel Industry Faces Omicron Variant With Concerns About Travel Bans

A few weeks ago, hotel CEOs predicted a “record-setting” 2022, but now the new Omicron variant has ushered uncertainty to the industry’s recovery. Many hotel executives are expressing concerns on governments’ around the world impeding the hotel industry’s recovery. “Government overreaction and government interference in travel is going to be the long-lasting legacy of COVID-19, and I think that is a bit of what we’re seeing this time around,” said Richard Clarke, a managing director covering global leisure and hotels at Bernstein.

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