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US Hotel RevPar Still Strong But ADR and Demand Trending Down
Nominal RevPAR remained well ahead of 2019 in nearly all the 166 U.S. markets for the week and in the past 28 days
U.S. Hotel Room Demand Continues Deceleration as Summer Ends
Nearly three quarters of all markets saw weekend demand fall. Among decliners, Orlando saw the largest drop in hotel room demand
Hotel Companies Tout Strength of Recovery
Recent second-quarter earnings reports from the major hotel companies points to a sustained recovery within the global industry
5 Ways to Increase RevPAR Without Increasing Room Rate
5 focus areas that you should consider prioritising, adjusting and monitoring to increase RevPAR and capture more profit before increasing room rate
Improve Pricing Strategy, Competitive Position, and RevPAR (Case Studies)
It provided the opportunity to rethink pricing strategy, moving from a price level system to an open pricing system, which is more dynamic and profitable
Hotels Weekly ADR 20% or More Above 2019
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
U.S. RevPAR Forecasted to Recover Fully in 2022
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 Occupancy Leaders Appeal to Both Business and Leisure Travel
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 Ends on High Note for Q1 2022
Hotel performance ended strong with March profit surging across most global regions, a sign of stronger revenues and better conversion rates
For Hotels, Revenue is the Sprint, Profit is the Marathon
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.
