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Positive U.S. performance following a three-week decline; Global RevPAR slowed because of market event shifts.

Healthy weekend performance in the last full week of June was offset by declines across weekdays, resulting in a flat week for U.S. hotels. Global RevPAR remained unchanged.

A video overview of the CoStar/Tourism Economics global market forecast assumptions.

Each of the largest countries in the Americas posted RevPAR growth during the May 2025 YTD period.

The July 4th holiday has long served as a key indicator of leisure travel and lodging demand in the U.S. Amid ongoing macroeconomic pressures and weakening hotel performance metrics, this year’s holiday weekend faced heightened scrutiny, but the holiday passed the te...

Strong start to the week, weak finish impacted by holiday calendar shift; Group demand growth provided a silver lining to a flat week.

All eyes have been on summer events, and perhaps one of the biggest reunion tours kicked off on 4 July, with Oasis returning to the stage in Cardiff, performing for over 70,000 fans.

Slow start to July even with higher TSA screening levels; Negative weekday performance pulled down the week; Houston shows Hurricane Beryl comp; Summer is alive and well in most global markets

Fourth consecutive U.S. weekly RevPAR decrease; U.S. ADR down in addition to demand.

European hotels reported lackluster RevPAR growth in June for three key reasons: actual occupancy levels, the weather, and difficult event comparisons.

U.S. RevPAR decline lessened but still down for the fifth consecutive week; U.S. ADR stalled for a fourth consecutive week; global ADR slowed.

RevPAR down in 42% of U.S. markets in four of the past six weeks; global RevPAR growth continues minus the drag from Olympics comp.