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European countries have been no exception to lockdown measures causing hotel closures. Germany stands out in the earliest phases of industry recovery.

U.S. performance results for week ending August 15

U.K. performance results for August 10 through August 16

On 15 June, however, Switzerland lifted all COVID-19-related entry restrictions for travelers from other Schengen countries, providing an additional flow of travelers for the country’s reopening hotels and quickly increasing occupancy levels as we’ve seen through rec...

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The lifting of travel restrictions and lockdown measures have provided an additional flow of guests for Spain’s reopening hotels. Increasing from low points in the single digits, Spain’s occupancy level reached a high of 45% on 11 July thanks to domestic and some int...

Physical distancing requirements may shift demand from crowded urban areas into sprawling, bucolic destinations. Markets centered around lower-risk outdoor activities – aka beaches – may have better luck attracting travelers looking to vacation safely.

U.S. performance results for week ending August 22

U.K. performance results for August 24 through August 30

COVID-19 impact on Mexico and Caribbean hotel performance - 27 August

The lifting of travel restrictions and lockdown measures have provided an additional flow of guests for the Netherlands’ open hotels. Regardless, the summer months are producing hotel performance well below historical averages.

Midway through the third quarter of the year, hospitality sector recovery from the coronavirus pandemic has varied significantly worldwide. While most countries imposed some degree of shutdown, the length and severity varied between nations.