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Cloudbeds: Travelers shift toward longer stays

Hotel Business

By increasing revenue per guest, boosting occupancy rate and reducing room turnover costs, hoteliers benefit. When travelers stay longer, they foster deeper relationships with the staff and have a better guest experience because of it, contributing to the hotel’s long-term success.” But this isn’t just about the bottom line.

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CoStar Group Launches STR Benchmarking

Hotelier Magazine

Future product enhancements, which are expected to begin rolling out later this year, include portfolio-level benchmarking, monthly P&L, average-length-of-stay data and forward-looking occupancy.

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Reaction to KeyData Article About Trends Heading into 2024

TravelNet

Occupancy, ADR, and RevPAR are all down compared to 2021 and 2022 (but higher than 2019); booking windows and average length of stay are down, and; shoulder season performance is slightly up. Thus, lower rates and occupancy. To be fair, 2021 should hardly count as a benchmark.

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Hotel metrics: How to measure performance in the hotel industry

SiteMinder

These metrics encompass a wide range of areas, from financial figures like revenue per available room (RevPAR) and average daily rate (ADR) to operational aspects such as occupancy rates and guest satisfaction scores. It can be calculated by multiplying your average daily rate by your occupancy rate.

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Why properties should consider midterm bookings this summer

SiteMinder

Additional data from SiteMinder’s Hotel Booking Trends indicated that the average length of stay is also on the rise, with 2022 recording longer stays than previous years. This was particularly true for Spain in summer, which had the longest average stay length in August.

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Hospitality businesses are harnessing the power of data collection

Hotelier Magazine

Additionally, the tools also contribute to operational efficiency by analyzing staff performance, occupancy rates, inventory management and maintenance and help hoteliers anticipate future trends and guest behaviors by leveraging predictive analytics. AI has been making inroads as a tool to analyze patterns.

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Industry data-trackers see positives for lodging

Hotel Business

STR is anticipating hotel-demand recovery this year, although the CEO indicated occupancy will take a few more years to reach pre-pandemic levels as the industry adds new supply. The good news is that supply growth is expected to remain below the long-term average of 1.8%, and that’s going to help occupancy rebound,” she said.