The top 10 neighbors for Radisson Americas span five distinct categories — no single kind dominates — which is the defining structural fact of a broad audience shape.

Casino Hotels is the strongest pull at 0.86, well ahead of the rest of the set. After that, the scores compress into a wide band: Hilton Grand Vacations at 0.77, Tommy Bahama at 0.73, Gucci at 0.70, and Autograph Collection Hotels at 0.66. The remaining five — Saint Laurent (0.65), Four Seasons Hotels and Resorts (0.65), Boutique & Specialized Lodging (0.64), Curio Collection (0.64), and Alamo Rent A Car (0.64) — hold within a tight range.

By subcategory, the top 10 breaks down as: three Luxury Hotels (Autograph Collection, Four Seasons, Curio Collection), one fellow Mid-range Hotels entry (Hilton Grand Vacations), one Casino Hotels, one Boutique and Specialized Lodging, one Car Rental, and three Apparel — General (Tommy Bahama, Gucci) and Womens Apparel (Saint Laurent). The cross-kind presence of apparel brands at positions three through six is the most structurally notable feature: audiences shaped like Radisson Americas' also look like audiences for upscale fashion labels, not just other lodging properties. Within lodging, the neighbor set skews upward — three of the four hotel neighbors are luxury-tier, with Radisson's own mid-range subcategory represented only by Hilton Grand Vacations.

The overall shape suggests an audience that moves fluidly across travel, leisure, and premium lifestyle categories rather than clustering tightly around any single one.