HVS analysis shows Raleigh hotel fundamentals strengthening with demand outpacing supply growth, driven by a $387M convention center expansion and major healthcare developments through 2028.
Analysis shows extended-stay hotels recovered fastest from the pandemic while full-service properties faced longer recovery periods due to new supply and demand mix differences.
India's hotel sector posted strong March performance with occupancy above 75% and double-digit ADR growth driven by wedding, MICE, and corporate demand.
HVS reports March RevPAR up 3.9% nationally with luxury hotels leading gains, while hotel cap rates average 8.3% in Q4 as transactions remain below peak levels.
The UK led with 25% of total volume while Germany doubled its 2024 performance to €2.5 billion, driven by rate cuts and strong hotel operations.
The region shows strong luxury hotel potential with Almaty leading at 69.5% occupancy and ADR reaching USD 180-400, while emerging markets like Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan lack international luxury brands.
Bengaluru led with 15-17% ARR growth while Chandigarh posted highest occupancy gains of 7-9 percentage points.
The report analyzed 130 million bookings showing 65% of markets saw peak months shrink as travelers spread demand more evenly year-round.
Skift partnered with Abu Dhabi's tourism authority to analyze key industry shifts, from the Middle East's growing influence to AI's impact on travel planning.
HVS index tracks hotel values across 23 markets in 16 countries, with Riyadh leading at +100% growth since 2019, driven by tourism strategies and infrastructure investment.
Cloudbeds, the intelligent unified platform powering hotel growth, and Duetto, the industry's leading provider of revenue and profit software, have released their first-ever Hotel Market Pulse report, providing performance and profitability analysis for hoteliers worldwide based on the data managed by both companies.
At its 25th Global Summit in Rome today, the World Travel & Tourism Council (WTTC) launched its latest report, revealing that Europe remains the beating heart of international tourism, with five of the world's top 10 most powerful Travel & Tourism markets by GDP.
Iconic destinations like Rome and London saw satisfaction soar, while others like Stockholm and Copenhagen slipped behind. Guest expectations kept climbing, even as review volumes dipped—making every review, and every response, more impactful than ever.
CBRE Hotels prepares annual industry outlooks for the Canadian accommodation industry. This release details CBRE's 5-year national outlook, an updated 2025 forecast, and the 2026 outlook for 13 Canadian major markets and the provinces.
CBRE's latest Asia Pacific Hotels & Hospitality Performance & Outlook report explores the key trends driving hotel performance in Asia Pacific, as well as the outlook for the sector.
New international flight routes are set to supercharge Australia's hotel sector, creating demand for potentially 1.9 million room nights annually according to a new CBRE analysis.
CHTA's annual Caribbean Tourism Industry Performance & Outlook Report includes key insights on revenue growth, visitor trends, labor challenges, and investment activity across 20 Caribbean destinations. This data-driven report helps members navigate challenges, identify opportunities, and refine strategies for sustained success in 2025 and beyond.
As the Asia-Pacific (APAC) tourism sector experiences a robust recovery, with many regions reaching pre-pandemic levels in early 2023, hoteliers face a unique opportunity to redefine guest satisfaction and improve financial performance.
The cost of living has sky-rocketed in the UK, with 92% of households reporting a rise in their living costs.
Our research reveals an industry poised for transformation, with 82% of hospitality executives recognizing the game-changing potential of going beyond measuring performance by standard measures such as Revenue per Available Room (RevPAR) alone to effectively measure and optimize Revenue per Available Guest (RevPAG). More importantly, 72% of hospitality executives are willing to invest in enhancing their current technology to tap into this potential. This metric isn't just a number; it's a fundamental reimagining of how we create value andmeasure success in our field.