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The occupancy doldrums remained in place with U.S. occupancy falling to an eight-week low (56.7%) during 2-8 May 2021. Using STR’s TRI methodology, which considers hotels that are temporarily closed, occupancy dropped to 54.2%.

Montreal hoteliers had one future bookings spike on their calendar. That disappeared when the Canadian Grand Prix was officially moved. Read more about the market’s struggles amid indefinite lockdown in this latest Forward STAR piece.

Occupancy in Thai markets like Bangkok fell after Songkran. How long will those declines persist? The answer can be found in Forward STAR.

U.S. performance results for April 2021

U.S. hotel demand, occupancy, ADR and RevPAR all reached or were near pandemic-era highs. Further, all four measures hit pandemic highs when looking strictly at the weekend.

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U.K. performance results through 16 May and Edinburgh's occupancy on the books

China’s Labor Day holiday stimulated travel demand and provided a noticeable boost to hotel performance. Thanks to an additional day during the holiday period, the rise in performance pushed levels beyond another recent holiday and even some 2019 comparables.

The leisure-led demand surge marched forward with U.S. industry occupancy hitting 60.3%, surpassing the 60% level for the first time since early March 2020.

On 26 May, we analyzed hotel performance in the Middle East & Africa amid the COVID-19 pandemic. Read our summary with five key points here.

India hotel performance and factors that will help shape the upcycle

July and August are two of Spain’s and Portugal’s most important hotel performance months. Where do those markets stand ahead of summer and what are the expectations for the coming months?