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Canada hotel occupancy dipped because of less leisure demand in January

Hospitality Net

Canada’s hotel industry showed lower occupancy but continued growth in average daily rate (ADR), according to CoStar’s January 2024 data. CoStar is a leading provider of online real estate marketplaces, information and analytics in the property markets.

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STR Weekly Insights: 7-13 April 2024

Hospitality Net

driven by nearly equal gains in occupancy and average daily rate (ADR). Similar to the previous week, U.S. hotel performance ending 13 April 2024 reflected an easy comparison to Easter last year and the impact of the solar eclipse. Revenue per available room (RevPAR) rose 5.8%

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Adelaide hotels enjoy occupancy lift from LIV Golf and AHICE Asia Pacific

Hotel Management

During the Santos Tour Down Under, between January 12-21, hotel occupancy reached 78.1%, while revenue per available room (RevPAR) increased 11.4% Over the three-week period of the Adelaide Festival, March1-17, alongside Adelaide Fringe, which ran from February 16 – March 17, hotel occupancy was up 6% yoy to 82.5%. yoy to AU$191.25.

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STR Weekly Insights: 31 March – 6 April and preliminary March 2024

Hospitality Net

year over year (YoY) via gains in occupancy (+2.9 percentage points [ppts]) and average daily rate (ADR, +2.1%). Weekly U.S. results were robust with revenue per available room (RevPAR) rising 6.9%

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STR Weekly Insights: 25 February – 2 March 2024

Hospitality Net

Occupancy held somewhat steady, average daily rate (ADR) increased, weekday (Monday-Wednesday) performance grew, and group demand exploded, surpassing both the 2023 and 2019 comparables. Growth in revenue per available rooms (RevPAR) returned to the U.S. following the previous week’s decrease.

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Manhattan lodging market stabilizes and grows in Q4 ‘23

Hospitality Net

Manhattan hotels have seen an increase in occupancy, average daily rate (ADR) and revenue per available room. But the growth rate has started to decline as the market stabilizes. Cheaper hotels gained from market fatigue, with midscale properties having three times the ADR growth than higher-priced hotels in Q4.

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Asia Pacific hotel performance continues to recover; ADR still pushing gains around the world while occupancy continues to lag

Hospitality Net

Gains continue to be driven by average daily rate (ADR) while occupancy trails pre-pandemic comparables in most corners of the world.