Hyatt Launches Homes & Hideaways & No More Cleaning Fees?

Another week and another podcast episode! 🎙️

Join us this morning has Jamie Lane, Chief Economist at AirDNA, and Brandy Canaley take the stage to cover the recent news around Hyatts strategy with vacation rentals, how is Airbnb going to "eliminate cleaning fees", and even go into how Delta CEO, Ed Bastain, says that they might have gone a little far on the rewards restructuring due to customer backlash!

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