In the YTD as of October, occupancy rates were even (+0.2 points), the growth in supply kept up with the growth in demand. Average daily rates once again rose overall (+2.6%). ... In the midmarket and upmarket segments, drops conceded to stimulate demand and react to changes in business mixes were less pronounced over the months.
#x131;gıous envıronment, supported by ıncreasıngly powerful consumer protectıve legıslatıon, we can expect tour operators to make ever more strıngent demands ... Economıc uncertaıntıes have resulted ın shorter bookıng cycles, makıng accurate forecastıng a real crap shoot, and the maxımızatıon of revpar
We also need to constantly refresh our offering and ensure that it meets—and even anticipates—demand. ... This is certainly the surest way not only to retain the customer base but also to forecast as accurately as possible how it will evolve from one season to the next.
As economic conditions have improved this has lead to increased corporate demand. Continuing the airport theme, Heathrow makes an appearance in our top five. ... With business sentiment and consumer confidence in the UK remaining relatively strong, we are forecasting year-end 2004 regional UK revPAR to have increased by 4.8% over 2003.
Demand for hotel rooms was slipping well before 9/11. ... Some trends forecast good opportunity in future years. Demand for hotel rooms is expected to exhibit year-overyear growth of 4% by year’s end, while supply growth will trail at 1.2%.
With a population of over 170m people, domestic demand within Brazil is an emerging market for hoteliers. ... Sao Paulo can expect rate growth in 2005, pending on going increases in demand and stable supply conditions.
According to World Travel and Tourism Council, Japan’s total travel and tourism demand is forecasted to reach US$662.9 billion in ten years’ time.
Going forward, occupancy is forecast to improve to 66.6 percent in 2005, while the ADR should jump 4.7 percent to $102.42. ... ” HRG is forecasting strong growth for New York City occupancy and ADR rates again next year.
Growth has been strongly fuelled by the pent-up demand resulting from the constraints of the past three years. ... For international tourism at this point in time, worldwide growth is anticipated to meet or just slightly undershoot the WTO long-term forecast of 4% a year.
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Most of our hotels are located near a state capitol, university, convention center, corporate headquarters, office park or other stable demand generator. ... These statements contain the words "believe," "anticipate," "estimate," "expect," "forecast," "project," "intend," "may," and similar words.
Improved business travel is also fueling renewed strength in demand for both air travel and hotel rooms. The Air Transport Association forecasts a 5 percent increase in air passengers by year end. ... Smith Travel Research predicts a 4 percent gain in room demand this year.
The Company also continues to forecast 2004 Net Cash Provided by Operating Activities of approximately $5 billion and Free Cash Flow of more than $2 billion. ... Booking volumes were affected by labor uncertainty surrounding an air carrier in Italy where we have a significant presence and by continued soft travel demand in Europe.
"Business and leisure demand remained solid throughout the summer." ... The Company's forecast for full year 2004 FFO per diluted share/unit is $1.76 to $1.78.
Of the six regions monitored only the Central China Region reported any loss of demand, whilst Liaoning Province was the only area to report a fall in average room rates. ... With China forecast to be the largest outbound market by 2010 a number of hotel companies are hoping to become the brand of choice when the Chinese travel overseas.
For 2005, American Express forecasts that global economy/short-haul fares will rise by 0-3%, and international business fares by 2-5%. ... "Economic recovery is fueling business travel demand around the world, with particularly strong demand between Europe and North America, South America, and across the Pacific," said Matthew Davis, Director
" mission with the company-wide launch of a state-of-the-art, customized customer relationship management (CRM) system from salesforce.com (NYSE: CRM - News), the market and technology leader in on-demand ... With Salesforce.com, BridgeStreet staff track all global activity in real-time through customized interfaces and take advantage of on-demand opportunity management and forecasting capabilities.
Additionally, this forecast does not include a decrease of approximately $.02 to FFO per diluted share to reflect a potential change in generally accepted accounting principles. ... include, but are not limited to: national and local economic and business conditions, including the potential for additional terrorist attacks, that will affect occupancy rates at our hotels and the demand
This increase in demand helped improve average room rates and thus revPAR results. ... With the return of international demand as well as improved economic outlook hotel performance in Italy should continue to recover at a moderate pace. Notes: All analysis in Euros.
GDP growth is expected to stabilise at 2.2% from 2007 onwards; Due to acceleration in domestic demand, inflation is forecast to rise above the 1.4% recorded in 2003, but to remain below 2.0%. ... We estimate that across Vienna's four- and five-star hotel market, business demand accounts for approximately 60% and leisure demand for 40% of total demand.