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Kabani Hotel Group CEO Urges Owners to Tighten Risk Controls as 7% Debt, AI and Insurance Costs Mount

October 8, 20263 Mins read15
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Kabani Hotel Group founder Ahmed Kabani is urging hotel owners to tighten risk controls while markets still feel calm, and his seven-point checklist, spanning 7 percent debt, rising insurance, AI-driven cyber exposure and fee transparency, maps closely onto the pressures facing Texas operators from Houston to Dallas-Fort Worth.

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