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Southeast Asia's fast-growing hospitality industry has a people problem. Here's what leading brands are doing to get the staff they need By Alice Williams and Great Place To Work By Alice ...

Marriott International - Class A (MAR)  More Company Research Source: Acquire Media Monitor
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This unseen work is now expanding as Southeast Asia's travel sector expands at an unprecedented pace. The region's hospitality sector is projected to grow to roughly $208 billion by 2033, up from $136 billion in 2024, according to Deep Market Insights , a market research firm. Hotel construction across Asia-Pacific is hitting record highs, according to a pipeline trend report by Lodging Econometrics. By late 2025, the region's pipeline (excluding China) had grown to more than 2,200 projects and over 430,000 rooms, a year-on-year increase of around 9% in projects and 6% in rooms, with Vietnam, Thailand and Indonesia among the most active markets. People, not concrete or capital, are becoming the biggest constraint to growth. Across Asia-Pacific, hotel operators report persistent talent scarcity , with high turnover and higher salaries in other industries making it hardest to recruit for guest-facing roles. In Singapore alone, recent analysis suggests that labour shortfalls could s [Read more]
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Southeast Asia's fast-growing hospitality industry has a people problem. Here's what leading brands are doing to get the staff they need By Alice Williams and Great Place To Work By Alice ...

Marriott International - Class A  (MAR) 
More Company Research Source: Acquire Media Monitor
Last marriott international - class a earnings: 2/26 04:30 pm Check Earnings Report
US:NYSE Investor Relations: investor.shareholder.com/mar
This unseen work is now expanding as Southeast Asia's travel sector expands at an unprecedented pace. The region's hospitality sector is projected to grow to roughly $208 billion by 2033, up from $136 billion in 2024, according to Deep Market Insights , a market research firm. Hotel construction across Asia-Pacific is hitting record highs, according to a pipeline trend report by Lodging Econometrics. By late 2025, the region's pipeline (excluding China) had grown to more than 2,200 projects and over 430,000 rooms, a year-on-year increase of around 9% in projects and 6% in rooms, with Vietnam, Thailand and Indonesia among the most active markets. People, not concrete or capital, are becoming the biggest constraint to growth. Across Asia-Pacific, hotel operators report persistent talent scarcity , with high turnover and higher salaries in other industries making it hardest to recruit for guest-facing roles. In Singapore alone, recent analysis suggests that labour shortfalls could s [Read more]
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