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SiteMinder: Traveler confidence surges post-pandemic

Hotel Business

Globally, a hotel’s website was more important as a source of revenue in 2022 than it was in 2019, despite hotel websites moving down SiteMinder’s Top 12 lists in 42% of countries year-on-year. Bookings via global distribution systems (GDSs) rose as business travel continued to resume with force in 2022.

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SiteMinder’s Hotel Booking Trends: New analysis of 100 million reservations shows surge in global traveller confidence for 2023

SiteMinder

Globally, a hotel’s website was more important as a source of revenue in 2022 than it was in 2019, despite hotel websites moving down SiteMinder’s Top 12 lists in 42% of countries year-on-year. Bookings via global distribution systems (GDSs) rose as business travel continued to resume with force in 2022.

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Hotel industry statistics: Guide for hotels

SiteMinder

globally next year. Hotel average daily rate (ADR) is projected to grow by 4.9% RevPar is also expected to grow, reaching an average of $93. Hotels and tourism typically make up 10% of worldwide GDP. An annual revenue growth rate of 4.2% Hotel occupancy will increase 2.5% in the next 12 months.

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Hotel Management: Meaning, Types, and Operations

SiteMinder

From food and beverage to travel and tourism, any role within the hospitality sector requires providing a service to customers. Travel and Tourism Tourism is different from hospitality as travel functions as a catalyst for people to spend more money on hospitality services.

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Hotel Management: Meaning, Types, and Operations

SiteMinder

From food and beverage to travel and tourism, any role within the hospitality sector requires providing a service to customers. Travel and Tourism Tourism is different from hospitality as travel functions as a catalyst for people to spend more money on hospitality services.