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Anaheim-Santa Ana and Memphis Enter the Top Spots in Meeting and Events for the First Time in 2024, Reports Cendyn

The Cendyn Sales Intelligence platform, previously known as Knowland, released its monthly data findings to help hoteliers gain insight into the top locations selected by today’s meeting planners. The company announced Anaheim-Santa Ana, Calif. has ranked first in the top 25 markets with year-over-year (YoY) growth at 17.5 percent. Atlanta came in second with growth at 13.7 percent. Louisville, Ky. led in secondary markets at 59.1 percent growth, and Memphis, Tenn. ranked second with 48.9 percent growth. This data is sourced from Cendyn’s Sales Intelligence platform, designed to help hoteliers protect and grow their revenue base.

Return of International Travel Drives up Hotel Bookings for Christmas: SiteMinder

Hotel bookings for the days leading up to Christmas, 21-25 December, are up significantly from last year—as much as 43% in Germany—shows new data from SiteMinder, the world’s leading hotel distribution and revenue platform. The surge is being driven by growth in international bookings over the month of December, which have risen as much as 26% in Indonesia and 15% in the United States.The rises complement a year-on-year increase in both length of stay and booking lead time during the Christmas week, showing grown confidence in international travel and a return to people booking further in advance.

Cendyn and Amadeus Report U.S. Group Business Shows Highest Overall Index Rating in Four Quarters

Cendyn’s Sales Intelligence platform, previously known as Knowland, and Amadeus, a leading travel intelligence and technology provider for the travel industry, today present the metrics from the companies’ Hospitality Group and Business Performance Index (the “Index”). For the third quarter of 2024, the Index shows an overall health metric of 107.9 percent year-over-year (YOY), showing the highest overall index rating in four quarters.

Latest Cvent Planner Sourcing Report Reveals Anticipated 2025 In-person Event Growth Comes with Increased AI Adoption and Higher Expectations for Faster, More Customised Hotel Responses

Cvent, a market-leading meetings, events and hospitality technology provider, has published its 2025 Cvent Planner Sourcing Report: Europe Edition. This annual report provides hoteliers, venue operators and destination management organisations with valuable insights into the sourcing priorities of UK and European event professionals, alongside actionable strategies to meet evolving industry demands and capitalise on meetings and events growth.

Cendyn Reports Phoenix Leads in Top 25 Markets for the First Time in 2024

Cendyn’s Sales Intelligence platform, previously known as Knowland, shares its monthly data findings for hoteliers to gain insight into the top locations selected by today’s meeting planners. Today, Cendyn announced that Phoenix ranked first in the top 25 markets with year-over-year (YoY) growth at 19.7 percent. Las Vegas followed closely with growth at 17.7 percent, placing it in the top five markets for the tenth consecutive month. South Michigan and the Florida Panhandle led in secondary markets, while Kauai, Hawaii, experienced significant YoY growth at 72 percent. This data is sourced from Cendyn’s Sales Intelligence platform, designed to help hoteliers protect and grow their revenue base.

Chattanooga Ranks in the Top Five of Secondary Markets for the First Time in 2024

Cendyn’s Sales Intelligence platform, previously known as Knowland, shares its monthly data findings for hoteliers to gain insight into the top locations selected by today’s meeting planners. Cendyn reports that Las Vegas ranked first in the top 25 markets with 34.2 percent year-over-year (YoY) growth, positioning it in the top five markets for eight consecutive months; however, Chattanooga, Tenn. ranked in the top five secondary markets for the first time, coming in second with 62.7 percent meeting volume growth. Louisville, Kentucky, headed up secondary markets with 80.4 percent YoY growth. This data is sourced from Cendyn’s Sales Intelligence platform, designed to help hoteliers protect and grow their revenue base.

Post-Olympics Hospitality Insights: Pricing, Trends, and Guest Satisfaction From Paris 2024

The 2024 Paris Olympics posed unique challenges and opportunities for the hospitality sector. During a recent webinar moderated by André Baljeu from techtalk.travel, Lighthouse Director of Hospitality Research Blake Reiter and Shiji ReviewPro Product Specialist Bruno Saragat dissected the performance of the Parisian hospitality market. The discussion centred around dynamic pricing, the influence of short-term rentals, and guest satisfaction throughout the event. Here is a summary of the key insights from the webinar and some points hoteliers can apply to their future revenue strategies, especially for large-scale events.

Nordic Capitals Maintain Moderate Hotel Revenue Growth in 2024

Hotel revenues in Oslo, Stockholm, Helsinki, and Copenhagen continue to show significant growth in 2024, though at a more moderate pace compared to last year. This slowdown was expected following the unprecedented post-pandemic surge in 2023, where hotel revenues increased by up to 36% annually. Despite concerns about a potential rebound effect, these cities have maintained a positive trend in the first half of this year. The hotel industry in the Nordic capitals continues to set new records, reflecting strong growth in their tourism sectors.

U.S. Open Serves Up Growth for New York Events Industry Increasing Year-over-Year Volume by 30.2 percent in August, Knowland Reports

Knowland, the world’s leading provider of data-as-a-service insights on meetings and events for hospitality, reported that New York ranked second among the top 25 markets, with over 30 percent year-over-year (YoY) meeting volume growth driven primarily by sports tourism for August. Las Vegas ranked first with 36 percent YoY growth. This data is sourced from Knowland’s sales intelligence platform designed to help hoteliers protect and grow their revenue base.