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As anticipated, the Memorial Day weekend ushered in the highest occupancy the U.S. industry has seen since the start of the pandemic. For the week ending 29 May 2021, weekly occupancy reached 61.8%, the highest level since the final week of February 2020.

April produced South America’s first year-over-year increase in ADR since 2019. But absolute levels remain well behind the pre-pandemic comparables. One key market (Lima) is even further behind.

For the week ending 5 June 2021, U.S. industry occupancy increased ever so slightly to 61.9%, up +0.2 points from the previous week. Room demand increased for a fifth straight week but by its smallest amount of the past four weeks.

Webinar Recording: COVID-19 impact on Europe hotel performance - 11 June

While COVID-19 vaccination programs continue to inoculate travelers around the world, lockdowns in many regions have yet to fully lift, leading to continued challenges. Bogotá, where a lockdown until June along with protests in Colombia have led to a significant impa...

Brazil´s resorts have seen considerable upward movement with leisure demand growing robustly in the country.

Hotel performance in the North Africa region is improving, but occupancy levels are well below the 2019 recovery benchmark.

On 11 June, we analyzed hotel performance in Europe amid the COVID-19 pandemic. Read our summary with five key points here.

Saudi Arabia’s reliance on domestic demand served the market well during its lengthy lockdown, and key markets Riyadh and Jeddah have not suffered from reopening borders, although for different reasons.

In the past, STR has received questions regarding average parking space at U.S. hotels. Most of the time, those questions have come from developers looking to support plans that include parking structures.

U.S. hotel industry occupancy soared to its highest level since November 2019, reaching 66.0% for the week ending 12 June 2021.

COVID-19 impact on Asia Pacific hotel performance - 18 June