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U.S. RevPAR reflected easy comp to Passover last year; Pope’s funeral lifted the weekend in Rome.

Strong start, weak finish for U.S. RevPAR; Strong RevPAR growth returns globally.

U.S. RevPAR retreats via the weekend and Top 25 Markets, group demand held and drove U.S. Luxury RevPAR growth and Global RevPAR trending strong.

Weekend nights and non-Top 25 Markets drove U.S. RevPAR; Global RevPAR slowed but remained positive; Mixed signals ahead for summer

Normal demand for Memorial Day weekend; Top 25 Markets lifted RevPAR at the start of the week; Luxury hotels continue to outperform the rest of the industry; Global RevPAR strengthened

Revised Market Forecasts from STR and Tourism Economics are now available. View the full global travel and macroeconomic assumptions that went into this quarter's reports.

April performance across the Asia Pacific hotel industry was positive as 10 of the region’s 16 largest countries grew occupancy, ADR and RevPAR.

Normal Memorial Day demand; West South Central region underperformed the rest of the U.S.; positive demand globally, China a big exception.

Soft U.S. hotel performance for the first week of June; Global RevPAR slowed but still growing.

This past weekend, the United States kicked off its duties as host of the 2025 FIFA Club World Cup (CWC), a precursor to next year’s World Cup.

Amid ongoing macroeconomic pressures, waning consumer confidence, and shorter booking windows, hotel performance for the upcoming Fourth of July holiday is drawing more scrutiny than in past years

U.S. hotel performance data for 8-14 June came in lower than projected with a third straight week of demand declines at a time when the early-summer travel season was expected to lift performance.