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For a third consecutive week, U.S. hotel occupancy remained soft with occupancy for 16-22 January staying basically flat (-0.1 percentage point) at 48.7%.

Looking ahead at UK hospitality performance

Europe is set to showcase a wide array of music events in 2022, and the large crowds they are likely to draw are music to the ears of local hoteliers. In Dublin, Belfast, Glasgow and Turin, music lovers will equal beds in heads and drive larger booking windows. ...

Looking ahead at Canada hospitality performance

The U.S. hotel industry neared the 50% occupancy mark, rising to 49.7% in the week ending 29 January 2022. The gain came mainly through leisure travel, which is beginning to reemerge after a post-holiday hibernation.

With a more stabilized pandemic situation, large-scale events like 6 Nations, and concerts from the Stereophonics and Ed Sheeran, are lifting Cardiff’s occupancy on the books for 2022.

The post-holiday doldrums appear to be ending. U.S. hotel occupancy advanced again, rising to 50.4% in the week ending 5 February 2022. This was the first time in the past five weeks that weekly occupancy surpassed the 50% level, although the index to 2019 fell from ...

U.S. weekly hotel performance continued to rev up with the largest week-over-week increase in occupancy this year.

STR’s latest 28-day visuals for 12 February show markets collectively getting closer to their seasonal performance expectations.

U.S. hotel performance for January 2022

Driven by the Presidents’ Day holiday weekend, U.S. leisure travel made a big comeback and pushed occupancy 4.6 percentage points to 59.1% during the week of 13-19 February 2022.

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.