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Countries/markets mentioned: United States: Houston, Las Vegas, New York, Orlando, San Diego, San Francisco, St. Louis; Global: China, France, Germany (Berlin, Stuttgart), Italy (Rome, Milan), Mexico (Mexico City)

After its typical pre-Easter slowing, the U.S. hotel industry rebounded with occupancy of 65.8% during 17-23 April 2022. That level was 2.9 percentage points away from the 2019 comparable, while Easter Sunday occupancy topped the holiday Sunday in 2019.

While demand (and occupancy) softened moderately across virtually every segment of the industry, ADR indexes fell only modestly month over month even in the Top 25 Markets, as higher-than-anticipated January inflation drove hoteliers’ costs even higher.

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Spain market update - Q2 2022

The U.S. hotel industry continued to gain steam with occupancy rising to 66.6% during the week of 24-30 April 2022. That absolute occupancy was the second highest of the year thus far, and it was the third time above 66% this year.

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Occupancy dipped in the latest week of reporting, falling 2.7 percentage points week on week to 63.9% during 1-7 May 2022.

Christina Balekjian gives an update on the United Kingdom hospitality industry and what's ahead.

April seemed to be a turning point in India’s hotel performance recovery. Leisure markets continue to lead that recovery, but business travel is also back, and forward bookings appear healthy for the remainder of May with most pickup remaining short-term.

Hoteliers may face additional headwinds from high levels of Sargassum seaweed blooms. In addition to environmental concerns, Sargassum presents an issue for destinations because its unpleasant smell and presence can discourage beachgoing tourists.

Most U.S. hotel markets are ahead of 2019 revenue per available room (RevPAR) on a nominal basis. With more contribution from average daily rate (ADR), however, this latest “bubble chart” update focuses on occupancy with many recent leaders showing appeal in both the...