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Most major European markets saw YoY performance growth in February 2025, ranging from subdued to substantial.

RevPAR growth was the highest since March 2023.

U.S. occupancy declined year over year for the fourth consecutive month as demand dipped 0.2%.

Top-line performance remained stable in August, with demand almost flat, occupancy declining year over year, and ADR rising at a slower pace than inflation.

U.S. hotel RevPAR rose 2.9% in September, which was the strongest year-over-year growth of the quarter, even as occupancy continued to decline modestly.

Group demand in Luxury and Upper Upscale class hotels was the highest for any single month since October 2018.

RevPAR grew as strong ADR growth offset an occupancy decline.

The year started with easy comparables due to the Omicron impact in Q1 2022, but performance growth softened as 2023 progressed due to calendar shifts, increased outbound travel, and other factors revealing the beginning of a return to normal industry patterns. ...

RevPAR showed modest YoY growth in January, reflecting a return to pre-COVID patterns of low single-digit gains.

Our ongoing partnership with the Independent Hotel Show each year is key in boosting the industry’s collective benchmarking efforts, and we are excited to share a report which provides a sampling of STR’s unrivalled data solutions.

February produced modest RevPAR growth, reflecting the continued return to low single-digit gains.

Revenue per available room (RevPAR) fell 2.2% year over year (YoY) in March, marking the first such decline since February 2021.