occupancy

Far fewer hotel closings are expected during Europe’s second lockdown. Germany and the UK showed less than 10% closed from the first lockdown

Combining data from New Zealand and Australia, we can see a steady flow of recovery growth in occupancy rates, despite major lockdowns

The most significant pandemic effect was on mid-week occupancy, especially during the fall and winter months when most leisure travel slowed

Following similar markets in other parts of the world, the DACH region has recovered occupancy at a faster pace than most markets in Europe

A high occupancy rate depends on how your hotel is implementing technological trends and keeping guest safety at the top of your properties

The last six months have seen unprecedented changes in the hotel sector with dramatic declines in RevPAR and the closure of many hotels

The trend we are currently seeing for Labor Day reflect a positive pattern of improved booking demand compared to the earlier summer holidays

Hotels cannot simply shut down again amid spikes, but they also cannot stay profitable without raising occupancy rates – the traveler pool is smaller now

A Staycation allows you to effectively fulfil your role as part of the local chain of the industry and supplement the revenue imbalance caused by lockdown

Spain hotel occupancy levels are starting to show signs of slight recovery after lifting restrictions. The market saw it highest occupancy level on 11 July