InterContinental Hotels Group PLC (ADR) (NYSE:IHG)

This sector is showing signs of recovery. I personally love their hotels and the stock looks undervalued to me.

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Its moves up a lot recently and still very exposed to a weak Europe and if worries come back it will drop quickly as happened over the last few months..

Yes, the stock has recovered, and the economy is recovering, which is all good for business travel. However, the events unfolding in Europe makes me concern about two things:
- Slow growth to plague the Euro zone countries
- The collapse of the Euro as a currency (especially for companies reporting revenue in US$)
Both concerns would lead me to believe that any company with large exposure to European business, and the Euro currency will be struggling for quite sometime

The wife and I travel to Saratoga Springs NY for racing and fine dining and we always stay at The Holiday Inn. Buy what you know. This ones for Crystal.....

Commercial REIT's in hotel/motel business will get killed.

Gross Operating Profit 943.00

Long Term Debt 1,725.00

BAD HOTEL STOCK

Hotels are getting more and more expensive. Try to redirect some funds in my pocket.

people will continue to go to hotels and the global ecomomy will improve with people traveling more

well positioned to pick up more business by expanding in europe and south america. very conservative.

The hospitality sector will boom throughout 2008-09

Excellent and agressive management. Worldwide hotels with great marketing ideas. Building new hotels in China with the blessing of the government. This is a company that will grow dramaticly in the coming years.

Low PE, Well managed company, focusing on services and giving strong returns to shareholders. $30 in 4 months. There are not enough hotles globally to meet demand. experiencing the fastest growth in China of all hotel companies.

IHG continues to execute its strategy for growth while reducing the number of outstanding shares. It will continue to perform.

Owners are starting to realize why IHG justs wants to manage them; dumpy and in need of serious repairs or updates. As new marriots and hiltons go up next door, customers realize the difference quickly. Thank god for the reward points program or business travelers would have jumped ship quicker. Look for travelers to dump the old girlfriend for the blonde down the street and watch profits drop.........

excellent company , does not own hotels , but does manage them , they just unloaded most of the hotels that they did own and now they have some cash to play with . they are also looking to china for expansion, note : the hotels that they did sell 90% of them they lock in a contract to still run them . the ceo seems to be a strong player and looking for future growth .