Hotel Data Conference: Global Edition
Video: U.K. performance results for December 2020 and a quick look at year-end data
U.K. performance results for December 2020 and a quick look at year-end data
Maldives hotel performance rebounds during festive period
For a country whose economy is driven by tourism, a setback was imminent for the Maldives when considering the global pandemic.
Mainland China: A look back and a look ahead
With COVID-19 well-controlled in China at the end of 2020, mainland hotel performance was furthest along in the recovery timeline, moving closer to pre-pandemic levels than other major markets around the world. However, how are new outbreaks affecting projections for...
Video: U.S. performance results for year-end 2020
U.S. performance results for year-end 2020
France’s occupancy timeline, with a look to the future
With most of Europe struggling at the end of the year, three of France’s key markets were among the continent’s top occupancy performers in December.
Webinar Recording: COVID-19 impact on Asia Pacific hotel performance - 29 January
COVID-19 impact on Asia Pacific hotel performance - 29 January
Webinar Recording: COVID-19 impact on Latin America hotel performance - 2 February
COVID-19 impact on Latin America hotel performance - 2 February
COVID-19 webinar summary: 5 key points on Asia Pacific hotel performance, 29 January
On 29 January, we analyzed hotel performance in Asia Pacific amid the COVID-19 pandemic. Read our summary with five key points here.
Video: Canada performance results for year-end 2020
Canada performance results for year-end 2020
Key events lifting U.K. hotel occupancy later in 2021
For many parts of the world, hotel performance is forecasted for more meaningful improvement during the second half of 2021. That optimism is underpinned by the assumption of widespread vaccination distribution, lower COVID-19 case numbers and improved context for tr...
Are travel incentives lifting demand in the hotel sector?
We look at countries that have implemented various incentives to help increase demand lost to the global pandemic.