New resort in downtown Pittsburgh symbolizes excellent news for the hospitality business as extra individuals are vaccinated

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New hotel in downtown Pittsburgh symbolizes good news for the hospitality industry as more people are vaccinated

Visiting Pittsburgh is a shining moment for the hospitality industry as a whole because of the devastating hardship wrought by the COVID-19 pandemic.

Updated: 8:13 PM EDT June 2, 2021

Located on Wood Street and Fourth Avenue, the Industrialist Hotel is the newest hotel in downtown Pittsburgh. Check out the full story in the video player above. Visiting Pittsburgh is a brilliant moment for the hospitality industry as a whole due to the devastating hardship wrought by the COVID-19 pandemic. “It was a situation where they had to lay off most of their employees most of the time. They had to are closing their stores, and much of it was through no fault of their own, of course, ”said Jerad Bachar, CEO of Visit Pittsburgh including the trickle-down effect on the local economy, which, according to Visit Pittsburgh, suffered a total loss of $ 974 million in direct spending These numbers impact city and county tax revenues, as well as tips for hospitality waiters. As for the Industrialist Hotel, management is excited to be part of the resurgence now that COIVD-19 cases have receded and the vaccinations are up. “A smaller boutique lifestyle property that doesn’t exist in the downtown corridor, so we hope it does we are a great compliment to downtown, “said Mike Coolidge, HRI Properties chief investment development officer.

PITTSBURGH –

On the corner of Wood Street and Fourth Avenue, the Industrialist Hotel is the newest hotel in downtown Pittsburgh.

Check out the full story in the video player above.

Visiting Pittsburgh is a shining moment for the hospitality industry as a whole because of the devastating hardship wrought by the COVID-19 pandemic.

“It was a situation where most of the time they had to lay off most of their workers, they had to close their stores, and of course much of it was through no fault of their own,” said Jerad Bachar, CEO of Visit Pittsburgh.

Reservations dwindled, accounting for more than $ 4 million in lost hotel revenue without the trickle-down effect on the local economy, which, according to Visit Pittsburgh, suffered a total loss of $ 974 million in direct spend.

These numbers affect city and county tax revenues, as well as tips for hospitality waiters.

As for the Industrialist Hotel, management is excited to be part of the resurgence now that COIVD-19 cases have declined and vaccinations have increased.

“A smaller boutique lifestyle property that doesn’t exist in the downtown corridor, so we hope we are a huge compliment to downtown,” said Mike Coolidge, HRI Properties chief investment development officer.