U.S. hotel chains appeared in foreign countries when the currencies of those countries were weak; but the reverse happens when the U.S. dollar sinks.

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U.S. hotel chains often expand internationally to take advantage of weaker foreign currencies, which makes investment more cost-effective. Conversely, when the U.S. dollar is weak, foreign investors find it cheaper to invest in the U.S., including in the hospitality sector, leading to increased foreign investment in U.S. properties.

US Hotel Chains Appeared in Foreign Countries When the Currencies