Sonesta Cuts Jobs as a $2 Billion Bid Puts Many of Its Best Hotels in Play
Service Properties Trust hired Sonesta to operate 68 of the hotels it owns.
Skift reports: Service Properties Trust hired Sonesta to operate 68 of the hotels it owns.
But an unsolicited offer for those hotels has created uncertainty. Meanwhile, Sonesta has cut corporate staff.
This travel story centres on the United States. Names and organisations mentioned in the coverage include Sonesta Cuts Jobs, Billion Bid Puts Many and Best Hotels.
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