occupancy

Higher interest rates and foundering financial markets augur a potential global recession that could derail the ongoing hotel comeback

Hotel owners and operators need to understand how changes in occupancy post covid affect strategies for maximizing  profitability

We highlight some of the top concerns as we enter the shoulder season, and what steps your hotel should take to be prepared

Recent second-quarter earnings reports from the major hotel companies points to a sustained recovery within the global industry

Occupancy increased 0.5 percentage points week on week, which was a third straight weekly increase, and was up 2.6 percentage points versus a year ago

Performance recorded in the second half of 2021 suggests that the Paris hotel market could recover much earlier than expected

Occupancy for 2022 is projected to come in under the pre-pandemic comparable, while ADR and RevPAR forecasted at $14 and $6 higher than 2019, respectively

Luxury hotels may be leading rate recovery, but pricing has reached pre-pandemic levels extremely rapidly, with all six classes reporting ADR highs

Hotel RevPAR looks to be on steady footing; however, a look at RevPAR contribution shows a greater influence from ADR as opposed to occupancy in many areas

Y1ou would be surprised how many hotels do not use their pick-up report properly and miss out on the financial opportunity a good strategy can represent