The region's pipeline includes 755 projects across 113,663 rooms, with Mexico leading at 247 projects and luxury segment showing strongest growth at 142 projects.
Record €1.9B investment led by Dalata acquisition, with occupancy 77-83% across key markets and RevPAR growth in Dublin and Galway.
Phoenix shows strongest growth momentum with 19% increase in under construction projects and leads 2026 opening forecasts with 27 new hotels.
Survey of 4,500+ Americans shows household travel spending projected at record $5,704 annually, with 50% now using AI tools for trip planning.
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.
Lighthouse data shows 12 of 16 World Cup host cities have hit new low points for group-stage pricing as markets test where premiums will hold.
The author argues that reliable hotel feasibility studies must prioritize surviving downturns over proving upside, requiring independent analysis and comprehensive stress testing.
The author uses Voyager 2's journey through space to reflect on hospitality's obsession with technology versus the fundamental human act of welcoming strangers.
Manitoba led provincial gains with 16% RevPAR growth, while Vancouver and Toronto showed mixed results across key metrics.
HVS analysis shows Sedona's hotel market has stabilized after pandemic volatility, with strong pricing power supported by supply constraints and diverse leisure demand.
Brand Finance's 2026 study reveals luxury hotels facing compression as upscale brands deliver premium experiences, forcing luxury to compete on distinctiveness rather than prestige alone.
HVS analysis reveals Formentera captures Spain-leading hotel rates through scarcity-driven positioning, with RevPAR reaching €218 despite minimal supply growth.
The European hotel market is fragmenting into selective pockets with luxury maintaining momentum while budget segments must add experiential value beyond price.
The report ranks hospitality tech products across six departments based on 80,921 verified reviews from hoteliers in 152 countries.
Copenhagen led with 5.9% value growth while Istanbul dropped 7.6%, with supply constraints and inflation key drivers across 31 European cities.
The market shows 45% institutional ownership downtown, high-70s occupancy, and benefits from diverse demand including military, life sciences, and the new 1,600-room Gaylord Pacific resort.
W Hospitality Group data shows Egypt leads with 45,984 rooms while East African markets like Ethiopia and Kenya have 80% of projects under construction.
WTTC report shows investment will outpace demand growth 4.6% vs 3.3% annually through 2035, with Germany and Spain leading strategic infrastructure spending.
Bengaluru led with 15-17% ARR growth while Chandigarh posted highest occupancy gains of 7-9 percentage points.
HVS analysis shows Las Vegas hotel performance shifting from volume-driven to premium experience-focused demand in 2026.