Ryman Hospitality Properties (RHP)

The Hospitality segment is the company’s primary revenue driver. It includes its major Gaylord Hotels properties, JW Marriott properties, the Inn at Opryland, and AC Hotel assets. These hotels are notable for their scale, convention space, and integrated resort features, which help them compete for large group events that require extensive meeting facilities, room blocks, food and beverage services, and on-site amenities. This focus makes Ryman different from a typical hotel REIT that may own a more diversified collection of urban or select-service properties.

Ryman also owns entertainment and media assets through its Entertainment segment, which includes Opry Entertainment Group. These assets connect the company to well-known country music experiences and venues, including brands associated with Nashville’s music heritage. The entertainment business adds a cultural and experiential dimension to Ryman’s profile, complementing its hotel operations and helping drive tourism, content, and live-event activity.

The company’s Corporate and Other segment captures central costs and activities outside the main hospitality and entertainment operations. Overall, Ryman combines specialised convention resort ownership with branded music entertainment, creating a hospitality platform tied to both business travel and destination experiences.