An Oasis listing from Austin. Hyatt previously invested in the homesharing platform before it was sold to competitor, Vacasa. Oasis
Skift Take: But Mark Hoplamazian didn’t say Hyatt would never try it out again.
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Hyatt CEO Says Second Wave of Virus Will Curtail Hotel Industry’s Ongoing Recovery
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