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

While U.S. hotel occupancy remains uncomfortably low, we are encouraged by the movement above 50% as well as the gains seen in urban locations

The global hotel industry’s climb back to profitability has not been easy, but it trudged back and ended 2021 almost back to 2019 levels

No matter what stage of the pandemic you are experiencing, these six benchmarking areas will support your distribution strategy and revenue recovery

The drop in hotel revenue, despite a still lower cost base, led to GOPPAR of $11, which was 64% lower than November 2020 and 75% lower than in November 2019

Hotels must remain forward focused, 2019 is in the past and 2020 will soon be a more distant memory. We must build our strategies for 2022 and beyond

Indications are future hotel bookings, meetings and other hotel related activity will be impacted by the presumed expectation of future travel impediments

Long term forecast remains largely unchanged, with US demand to bounce back in 2022, 2023 for the Middle East, 2024 in Europe, and 2025 in Asia Pacific

Despite many logistical challenges, Dubai has managed to successfully kickstart this world-renowned exposition, and local hotels are thriving as a result

A dollar is a dollar, a euro is a euro – right? Wrong, at least when it comes to how hotels bring in revenue. All revenue is not created equally