Like many other major travel-related companies, MAR is realizing substantial gains in almost all global regions as compared to pandemic-2020 results.
As the largest “asset-light” global hotel company in terms of rooms, properties, and brands - 7,642 properties, 4.23 million rooms at Dec. 2020 - MAR is extremely well-positioned
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