The Fulbright Specialist Program, part of the broader Fulbright Scholar network, connects leading U.S. professionals and academics with international governments and institutions to advance knowledge exchange and capacity building. Huston will collaborate with ministries and development agencies worldwide on projects that integrate data-driven investment frameworks, artificial intelligence, and transparent PPP (Public-Private Partnership) models into national hospitality and tourism strategies.
“This recognition reinforces Bay Street’s belief that hospitality investing can, and should, operate with the same analytical precision and accountability found in institutional capital markets,” said Huston. “The Fulbright platform allows us to extend that philosophy to public-sector partners, aligning data, governance, and investment transparency for long-term economic impact.”
As part of his Fulbright mandate, Huston will lead advisory and training initiatives with partner governments on AI-enhanced feasibility studies, risk-adjusted return modeling, and destination development planning. His current focus includes designing stochastic models for hotel pipeline readiness in Australia’s 2032 Olympics program and applying the firm’s proprietary Bay Score™ framework across Asia, the Middle East, and Europe.
Founded in Singapore, Bay Street Hospitality’s Fund II is deploying $5 billion in hospitality-linked investments across 14 strategies, uniting private and public capital through its Quantamental Framework—a data platform built to measure liquidity, volatility, and real-time operational performance across hotel assets globally.
Huston’s appointment underscores Bay Street’s growing role at the intersection of institutional investing, technology, and global destination development, and marks a significant milestone in its commitment to building transparent, resilient hospitality economies worldwide.
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