STR: Preliminary June data for London hotels
STR's preliminary data for London hotels showed record performance lows. Comparison with June 2019:
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STR: U.K. weekly hotel performance update
Each week, STR analysts provide a deep-dive into U.K. hotel performance. The most recent video, highlighting performance for the week of 29 June through 5 July, is linked below.Key highlights:
Horwath HTL Sentiment Survey: Greece Travel Sentiment Survey
Hotels and destinations need to overcome the initial shock of the Covid-19 pandemic and it's repercussions, and quickly understand the new environment within which they will need to operate. An environment with almost zero bookings, a crashed demand, increased operational costs, health & safety protocols and procedures, closed borders, different sentiments amongst people, different needs and a shortened season that will most probably become less that 80 days and mostly domestic-oriented.
STR: U.K. weekly hotel performance update
Each week, STR analysts provide a deep-dive into U.K. hotel performance. The most recent video, highlighting performance for the week of 15-21 June, is linked below.Key highlights:
Increase In Consumer Confidence Could Lead To A Spike In UK Domestic Tourism, Says Globaldata
As lockdown is gradually eased, UK residents have a more positive view of the coronavirus situation compared to ten weeks ago, according to GlobalData's COVID-19 Consumer Survey.
STR: U.K. weekly hotel performance update
Each week, STR analysts provide a deep-dive into U.K. hotel performance. The most recent video, highlighting performance for the week of 1-7 June, is linked below.Key highlights:
STR: Preliminary May data for Berlin hotels
STR's preliminary data for Berlin hotels showed slight improvement from April but record lows for May. Comparison with May 2019:
Nearly 3 Million UK Travel & Tourism Jobs Could Be Lost Due to Prolonged Travel Restrictions, According to New Research From WTTC
Nearly three million jobs could be lost in the UK Travel & Tourism sector if barriers to global travel, such as quarantine measures and blanket anti-travel advisories remain in place, according to new research from the World Travel & Tourism Council (WTTC).
STR: U.K. weekly hotel performance update
Each week, STR analysts provide a deep-dive into U.K. hotel performance. The most recent video, highlighting performance for the week of 25-31 May, is linked below.Key highlights:
Domestic bookings could prove a silver lining for UK hotels
The UK hotel sector's traditionally strong domestic leisure demand bodes well for the sector's recovery once lockdown measures from COVID-19 are fully lifted, according to our latest report on the UK market.
STR: U.K. weekly hotel performance update
Each week, STR analysts provide a deep-dive into U.K. hotel performance. The most recent video, highlighting performance for the week of 18-24 May, is linked below.Key highlights:
STR: U.K. weekly hotel performance update
Each week, STR analysts provide a deep-dive into U.K. hotel performance. The most recent video, highlighting performance for the week of 11-17 May, with a look at April monthly data, is linked below.Key highlights:
STR: U.K. weekly hotel performance update
Each week, STR analysts provide a deep-dive into U.K. hotel performance. The most recent video, highlighting performance for the week of 4-10 May, is linked below.Key highlights:
STR: Preliminary April data for London hotels
Reflecting the continued impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, April was London's worst hotel performance month on record, according to preliminary data from STR. Comparison with April 2019:
STR: U.K. weekly hotel performance update
Each week, STR analysts provide a deep-dive into U.K. hotel performance. The most recent video, highlighting performance for the week of 27 April through 3 May, is linked below.
GBR Hospitality Newsletter 2020 Q1
This newsletter provides a snapshot of the performance and outlook of the Greek hotel industry, within the broader context of the international hospitality industry as well as of Greek tourism and Greek socio-economic developments.
Benelux Hoteliers expect relatively quick recovery of local market, and slow recovery of international market
Hoteliers in the Netherlands and Belgium expect that the corona crisis will have a long-term impact, but will eventually recover. This is shown in new research by Horwath HTL. The domestic market will recover relatively quickly and perhaps even come out of the fray more strongly, but the international market is facing a slow recovery. A large number of closed hotels are now cautiously opening again, but revenues in the first half of the year have been at least halved. The projections for the second half of the year also show much lower occupancies and revenues. After the crisis, which hoteliers expect to last for at least 6 to 12 months, a slow recovery is expected.
UK’s economic recovery will be powered by Travel & Tourism sector says WTTC
A major new report has revealed Travel & Tourism's crucial contribution to help kick-start, the UK's economic recovery once the COVID-19 pandemic has been successfully combatted.
STR: Preliminary March data for London hotels
Reflecting the circumstances around the COVID-19 pandemic, STR's preliminary March data for hotels in London shows significant year-over-year declines in the three key performance metrics. Comparison with March 2019:
STR: France’s daily hotel occupancy plummets to as low as 3.3%
As the COVID-19 situation in France has worsened, the country's daily hotel occupancy plummeted to as low as 3.3% on 17 March, according to preliminary data from STR and In Extenso TCH.Daily occupancy in the country was as high as 65.3% on 26 February and had been positioned above 30% through 12 March. However, a sharp downward trend began as the number of confirmed COVID-19 cases grew and the government implemented measures to combat the spread. STR's most recent data for 17 March showed that just three of 100 rooms on average were occupied in the country.