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The Impact of COVID-19 on the European Hotel Sector
The last six months have seen unprecedented changes in the hotel sector with dramatic declines in RevPAR and the closure of many hotels
“Tracking” Labor Day: Booking Trends and Top Market Data
The trend we are currently seeing for Labor Day reflect a positive pattern of improved booking demand compared to the earlier summer holidays
The Secret to Raising Hotel Occupancy Rates in 2020
Hotels cannot simply shut down again amid spikes, but they also cannot stay profitable without raising occupancy rates – the traveler pool is smaller now
It’s Staycation Season! Here are 5 Helpful Tips to Increase Occupancy
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
5 Key Points on Spain & Portugal Hotel Performance
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
Hotels Sentiment Survey Drive-In Destinations Thailand
Hoteliers are more optimistic toward Q4, with more than 70% of the hotels expect to see the occupancy reaching at least 45% in November and December

Plotting (literally) the Hotel Comeback post COVID
It’s been interesting to monitor the extent to which hotel reopenings have stayed on track with initial plans and how demand has responded to the reopenings
How Rooms Only Business Impacts a U.S. Break-Even Analysis
For the moment, hotels will rely almost entirely on rooms revenue because, thanks to social distancing, things like restaurants and spas will be eschewed
How are Hotel Prices Advertised Holding up Under COVID-19?
Considering hotel availability alongside the average price YoY, it shows signs of confidence as hotel availability projected to meet last year availability
At What Occupancy Rate Can a Hotel Break-Even?
It is important to consider what occupancy rate will allow a hotel to sustain operations, with the hope break-even occupancy rate is only short-term