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A new edition of STR’s global bubble charts shows more recovery progress overall as well as Singapore becoming the first Asian country in 2022 to rank among the top countries in revenue per available room (RevPAR)

This financial year performance data illustrates the impact of the Delta variant in the beginning of the year, including lockdowns, and the recovery surge that followed towards the latter half of the year. It was a year both with significant restrictions and a recomm...

With Halloween on Monday during the week of 30 October through 5 November (week 45), U.S. hotel demand and occupancy saw a sharp decrease Sunday and Monday with the declines lingering into Tuesday and to a lesser extent Wednesday.

Ireland's hotel industry proved resilient this year with strong performance recovery, and evidence shows that strength will continue into 2023, albeit with economic headwinds in our summary report for Fáilte Ireland.

With the 2022 FIFA World Cup kicking off on Sunday, 20 November, Qatar’s hotel industry is looking forward to a nice performance lift from this “mega event” as fans from all over the world are set to visit the Middle East for a game (or several) of football.

For the week of 6-12 November 2022, the post-Halloween demand return continued, as the metric increased 3.4% week on week.

U.S. hotel occupancy leaders and laggards in this mid-November 2022 “bubble” chart update reflect anticipated seasonal shifts, the continued return of corporate and group demand in large-to-medium sized markets, and a persistent impact from Hurricane Ian.

A new edition of STR’s global bubble charts show strong performance across the world with most countries outside of Asia recording growth in RevPAR.

The U.S. hotel industry saw continued rebounds in leisure, corporate transient and group demand in October, and a recession will likely not derail this recovery, but it may cause a slowdown. This and more in Jan Freitag’s latest video update.

Topics include macroeconomic assumptions and pandemic recovery, short-term outlook, supply methodology, permanent closures, pipeline, quarantine rooms methodology, global travel and tourism trends and more.

In what turned out to be a normal Thanksgiving week, U.S. hotel occupancy for 20-26 November was 50.4%. That was down from 52.9% a year ago and 50.6% in 2019.

Economic concerns aren’t doing too much to discourage consumers from planning and undertaking trips right now. The future is a bit less optimistic though.