• Should You Operate a Branded Hotel or Go Independent? Insights from Neil Shaw

  • Nov 19 2024
  • Length: 1 hr and 6 mins
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Should You Operate a Branded Hotel or Go Independent? Insights from Neil Shaw

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  • With over 100,000 hotels in the United States, approximately 70% operate as branded or flagged hotels. But why is that? If you’re considering purchasing a hotel and debating between going independent or affiliating with a recognized brand, this episode is a must-listen.

    We’re joined by hospitality industry expert Neil Shaw, who brings over 25 years of experience in hotel investing, with 13 hotels and 471 units purchased under his belt. Neil has worked with six different hotel franchises, including well-known names like Best Western, Hampton Inn, and Howard Johnson. Together, we explore the advantages and trade-offs of operating as a branded hotel versus staying independent.

    From understanding brand support and marketing power to evaluating franchise fees and operational restrictions, this episode is packed with actionable insights to help you make an informed decision for your next hotel investment.

    Tune in for invaluable takeaways and expert advice. Let’s dive in!

    Connect with Neil Shaw:
    Intagram: @nilang007
    https://www.inntechhospitality.com

    Connect with Mike and Nate on instagram @the_hotel_investor_playbook

    Invest with us: Malama-Capital.com
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