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U.S. performance results for December 2021

Lunar New Year, the Winter Olympics and the pandemic all meet in Beijing this February. What are the expectations for hotel performance as these demand influencers intersect? Find out here.

Event shifts impact many Top 25 Markets; U.S. border hotels mostly trending downward; rest of globe doing well.

Spring break and sporting events driving U.S. results; U.S. RevPAR growth strong Sunday through Thursday; ADR driving gains globally.

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

Given the comparison to Easter week last year, U.S. hotels saw RevPAR soar 7.0% year over year.

Driven by the surge in post-pandemic travel, overtourism became a major talking point across Europe in 2023 and continued to dominate discussions into 2024. With a year-plus of data now available, we can assess the effectiveness of various countermeasures and their i...

Unexpectedly low U.S. RevPAR; Demand around the U.S. borders remained mixed; Global performance soars with occupancy in the driver’s seat.

U.S. RevPAR held steady last week—right in line with expectations given the eclipse comp. Over the past four weeks, despite economic uncertainty and tricky calendar comparisons, U.S. hotel demand still managed to rise 1.7%.

Holy Week slowed U.S. performance; Global performance netted healthy gain; Next week expected to improve, lifted by easy comp to Passover last year.

In March 2025, hotels across the Middle East and Africa region experienced mixed performance impacted by the month-long observance of Ramadan.

Using the recent international inbound projection from our partners at Tourism Economics, we ran four scenarios to show the potential impact on U.S. hotel demand.