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July 1, 2009

Germany forecasts make tough reading | STR GLobal

Forecasts from the May 2009 Hotel Market Forecast report from STR Global, the leading provider of market information to the world’s hotel industry, indicate that average daily rate declines during the next 24 months across Germany’s major cities will be the main cause of the industry’s sluggish performance. Just as positive recent data from Germany’s Ifo business climate index on the prospects for the German economy is tempered with on-going fears of further job losses, limited improvements in hotel occupancy during the next two years are offset by the rate declines. See the chart below. Even in those cities such as Hamburg and Munich where there are expectations of modest increases in occupancy of up to 2 percent and 3 percent in 2010, respectively, the forecasted decreases in room rate are 6 to7 percent.

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Germany
Deloitte & Touche
Report
June 3, 2009

Frankfurt Benefits From Trade Fair | STR Global

Positive hotel performance news comes from Frankfurt, the city of trade fairs: Recent data from STR Global, the leading provider of market information for the world’s hotel industry, shows the direct impact of trade fairs on the region during recent weeks. Both the Musikmesse and ProLight + Sound fairs took place in Frankfurt on 1-4 April this year, rather than in March as in previous years. This explains the positive change in year-on-year revenue per available room (RevPAR) for the region as seen on the left-hand side of the chart below. Similarly for Wiesbaden, the peak around 18 April coincides with the start of the Internistenkongress, which was also held in March last year. It must be noted that performance in March suffered as these fairs moved forward in the calendar.

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STR Global
Frankfurt, Germany
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Report
May 21, 2009

HVS | Market Intelligence Report | Madrid

This article sets out to give the reader a picture of the Madrid hotel market up to the end of 2008 and our view on current tourism and hospitality trends and tendencies. The overall health of Spain's economy is under considerable pressure from the current economic climate. According to the Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU), Spain will face difficulties until at least the end of 2009 in recapturing the same degree of public support that existed before the general election.

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Spain
Deloitte & Touche
Report
April 16, 2009

German Hotel Performance Reported By STR Global And Fairmas

STR Global and Fairmas, the two leading providers of market information to the German hotel industry, report on the performance figures for the German hotel market. A year-to-year comparison of data for February 2009 shows all indices down for the country as a whole--average daily rate fell 0.7 percent, occupancy change was -7.4 percent and RevPar change was -8.1 percent. The relatively modest fall in rate was bolstered by a significant rise in year-on-year ADR for Cologne of 16.8 percent and insignificant decreases for Hamburg, -0.6 percent, and Berlin, -1.6 percent.

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STR Global
Germany
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Report
April 4, 2009

Deloitte reveals London and UK year-end 2009 projections

London hoteliers are expected to see a 12.7% drop in revenue per available room (revPAR) by the end of 2009 according to Hotel Market Outlook, a quarterly report released by Deloitte. The report uses the outputs of an econometric model produced by an independent economic research group to produce forward looking changes in hotel performance.

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Deloitte Development LLP
London, United Kingdom

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