This article explores the changing emphasis on cash flow practices and reporting in the lodging industry over the past 5 years. Major findings, based on 172 responses, include more detailed and more frequent reporting of cash flow information by many lodging firms to both internal and external users. Best practices for enhancing cash flows are also reported.
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