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While vaccination rates grow rapidly, case numbers fall, and hospital beds are more available, Indonesians are once again hitting the road and creating hotel demand around the country.

On 10 September, we analyzed hotel performance in Europe amid the COVID-19 pandemic. Read our summary with five key points here.

COVID-19 impact on Europe hotel performance - 10 September 2021

Occupancy for the week ending 11 September 2021 was 60.0%, somewhat better than expected and boosted upward by Labor Day Sunday.

With summer ending and the much-needed leisure travel surge waning, much of the industry’s attention and focus shifts to business travel. For true recovery to occur, the travel and hospitality industry needs to see business travel return to pre-pandemic levels. ...

The following financial year performance data illustrates the multitude of factors that accommodation operators experienced over the last 12 months, including recovery from the initial COVID-19 lockdowns, circuit breaker lockdowns, recovery from the summer bushfires ...

Following up on STR’s initial Hurricane Ida analysis from 10 September, a vast majority of hotels in the New Orleans MSA have reopened with improving occupancy levels, especially in the core city center/central business district.

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In an unexpected turn, U.S. demand and occupancy advanced in the latest week of reporting (12-18 September 2021) to the best levels of the past four weeks.

U.S. performance results for August 2021

As the UN Climate Change Conference (1-12 November 2021) approaches, Glasgow’s hotel occupancy on the books continues to rise.

U.K. performance results for August 2021 and a look at occupancy-on-the-books.