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An Analysis of the Investment Value of Marriott International in Post-pandemic Era
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Abstract
Abstract: The COVID-19 has had a negative impact on the global economy, and the hotel industry has also been impacted. In the post-pandemic era, the hotel industry has entered a recovery phase. Taking Marriott, an internationally renowned hotel, as a case study, this paper uses SWOT analysis, financial analysis and relative valuation methods to study the development situation and investment value of the hotel after the epidemic. The analysis shows that Marriott has a fast recovery speed, strong operational capabilities, and obvious competitive advantages, but it is vulnerable to the negative impact of external environmental turbulence on its own revenue. This paper provides investors with a reference to Marriott's post-pandemic financial health, while suggesting areas for improvement for Marriott hotels.
Keywords
Keywords: Marriott International, SWOT Analysis, Financial analysis, relative valuation, Investment value.
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Liu,J. (2024).An Analysis of the Investment Value of Marriott International in Post-pandemic Era.Advances in Economics, Management and Political Sciences,122,51-58.
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