Why hotel projects die after too much money is already spent
Most bad hotel decisions are not made at the end. They are made when the first weak assumptions go unchallenged.
Point of view, risk framing, and first-pass judgment for hotel acquisitions, repositioning, conversions, and adaptive reuse.
Most bad hotel decisions are not made at the end. They are made when the first weak assumptions go unchallenged.
Hotel conversions and adaptive reuse deals look elegant in pitch decks and messy in real execution.
Some projects need a sharper first-pass assessment before they deserve a bigger consulting budget.