Data trends on cheapest hotel rates as well as median rate for three months of three, four and five star hotels across some of the major cities in ME. This set covers November to January 2012, taken in the 1st week of November 2012 (all rates are in US dollars for two adults for a one-night stay).
Hotel rate parity trends for November to January 2012 of three, four and five star hotels across some of the major cities in ME. The report shows the percentage of hotels with cheaper rates on their own brand site compared to their rates on other OTAs.
Hotel rate parity trends for November 2012 to January 2013 of three, four and five star hotels across some of the major cities in Asia. The report shows the percentage of hotels with cheaper rates on their own brand site compared to their rates on other OTAs.
Data trends on cheapest hotel rates as well as median rate for three months of three, four and five star hotels across some of the major cities in Asia. This set covers November 2012 to January 2013, taken in the 4th week of October 2012 (all rates are in US dollars for two adults for a one-night stay).
Data trends on cheapest hotel rates as well as median rate for three months of three, four and five star hotels across some of the major cities in Europe. This set covers May to July 2012, taken in the 1st week of May 2012 (all rates are in US dollars for two adults for a one-night stay).
Hotel rate parity trends for May to July 2012 of three, four and five star hotels across some of the major cities in Europe. The report shows the percentage of hotels with cheaper rates on their own brand site compared to their rates on other OTAs.
Data trends on cheapest hotel rates as well as median rate for three months of three, four and five star hotels across some of the major cities in Asia. This set covers March to May 2012, taken in the month of February 2012 (all rates are in US dollars for two adults for a one-night stay).
Hotel rate parity trends for March to May 2012 of three, four and five star hotels across some of the major cities in Asia. The report shows the percentage of hotels with cheaper rates on their own brand site compared to their rates on other OTAs.
Hotel rate parity trends for February to April 2012 of three, four and five star hotels across some of the major cities in Australia & New Zealand. The report shows the percentage of hotels with cheaper rates on their own brand site compared to their rates on other OTAs.
Data trends on cheapest hotel rates as well as median rate for three months of three, four and five star hotels across some of the major cities in Australia & New Zealand. This set covers February to April 2012, taken on the 2nd week of February 2012 (all rates are in US dollars for two adults for a one-night stay).
Data trends on cheapest hotel rates as well as median rate for three months of three, four and five star hotels across some of the major cities in Europe. This set covers January to March 2012, taken on the 3rd week of January 2012 (all rates are in US dollars for two adults for a one-night stay).
Yes, most economic indices (including our Traveler Sentiment IndexTM) now suggest that demand for travel services will recover nicely in the year ahead, but this doesn't mean consumers are ready to pay higher fares and rates just yet. In fact, the results of our soon-to-be-released 2011 Portrait of American TravelersTM reveal that value remains in vogue, and that travelers are still focused on finding the best fares and rates when planning and purchasing travel services, whether for business or leisure. This should come as no surprise as the memory of their personal financial angst caused by the Great Recession still looms large.
Best Hotel Properties Heads For The Mountains In Slovakia When One Becomes Two Three New Markets For Morgans | W Arrives In London | A High Five In France And A Quartet In Russia | A Second Swissôtel For Ukraine | Encore For Ramada…In Newcastle| Grand City Lands In Larnaca | A Doubletree Debutante In Istanbul | An Island, A Kingdom and A Resort | March Means The IHIF | 2010 – A Result For IHG | Good Performance In 2010 For Millennium & Copthorne’s London Hotels | Marriott International’s 2010 Results | Hyatt’s Fourth-Quarter 2010 Results | Gladen’s Tidings
The Traveler Sentiment IndexSM from our April travelhorizonsSM survey reveals a significant increase in perceived “money available for travel” (82.4 in April 2010, up from 70.3 in April 2009), suggesting that consumers are now more confident about their personal finances and may, therefore, be more inclined to make discretionary expenditures on travel services than they were one year ago.
Over the last several years, tourism, hospitality and leisure (THL) companies have experienced a downturn of historical proportions. Companies were glad to see 2009 come to an end. The protracted recession in the United States that began in late 2007 and the global meltdown of financial markets that occurred a year later led to a sharp cutback in spending from businesses and consumers. As both leisure and business travel contracted, many sectors suffered multi-year declines that were the worst ever recorded by industry-watchers.
More than half (56%) of U.S. adults expect to take at least one trip primarily for leisure purposes during the next six months; however, this marks a 7-point decline from the percentage that expressed the same intention precisely one year ago. Business travel continues its slow recovery with more than one in seven (15%) adults planning at least one business trip during the next six months, up from 13 percent recorded one year earlier. Both projections come from the closely watched travelhorizons(TM) survey co-authored by Ypartnership and the U.S. Travel Association. The most recent results of this quarterly survey were obtained from a nationally representative sample of 2,251 U.S. households conducted February 4 - 12, 2010.
Choice Brings Some Clarion And Quality To Poland | Hilton’s Adventures In Gelendzhik and Liverpool | Stockholm Swaps A Park Inn For A Radisson Blu | A New Lease Of Life For The Shepherds Bush Pavilion | Rezidor Extends Its Partnership With Mvelaphanda Holdings | Accor Feels The Pull Of Morocco | Interval International’s Vacation In Egypt | Taj Hotels Heads For The Hills... | Starwood Hotels & Resort's 2009 Fourth-Quarter Results | The Fractional Summit In London
Faced with a marketplace still struggling to regain its footing, the majority of hospitality executives remain bearish, but bullish sentiment has begun to gain momentum. According to the DLA Piper 2010 Hospitality Outlook Survey, asset values are expected to stabilize during the next 12 months and the majority of respondents expect the US hospitality industry to rebound in 2011.
Concorde’s Second Flight To Tunisia | Doubletree To Debut In Greece | Villa Rothschild to Be Reborn As A Kempinski | A New Year And A New Deal For Whitbread | Travelodge To Expand by 15 Hotels | From The World’s Tallest Building… | …To Its Tallest Hotel | Christmas and New Year Roundup | Gladen’s Tidings
Folio Hotels To Become Part Of A New Portfolio | Hilton Cracks A New Deal In Cracow | A Trio Of Hamptons For The UK... | ...And One For Germany | A New Name For Mamaison | Romanian Hotel Seeks Management Contract | Ritz-Carlton To Debut In Israel