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Taking a deeper look at how industry ADR is being driven, we found 40% of hotels had a weekly ADR that was 20% or more above 2019 comparables

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

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

Hotel performance ended strong with March profit surging across most global regions, a sign of stronger revenues and better conversion rates

RevPAR doesn’t pay the rent. Revenue is part of it; profit is the whole of it. For hotel owners, the whole is where the rubber hits the road.

Protecting rate is the goal of any hotel operator. It’s easier said than done in the face of the countless intermediaries looking to take a piece of the pie

Boosted by Spring Break and NCAA March Madness, one-fifth of the 166 U.S. markets reported their highest occupancy of the past 32 weeks

GOPPAR is the new measurement everyone is talking about but it is a bit more complicated than REVPAR. You have six pieces to deal with not two

Market occupancy climbed to levels not seen since Columbus Day weekend as 15 markets reported weekend occupancy above 90%

We are encouraged by the gains seen in weekday hotel occupancy and believe that it is the beginning of increased business and group travel