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Colliers: U.S. hotel sector shows strategic growth, regional gains

Hotel Business

and occupancy also ticking up slightly. Regional highlights: The Northeast and Central regions led the country in occupancy growth at 1.3%, as cities like New York, Chicago and Nashville benefited from both leisure and business travel. The report notes a modest decline in consumer travel spending, with lodging down 2.5%

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Sustainability practices help control hotel utility costs

Hotel Business

As a result, real estate operators must meet these standards to mitigate financial risks associated with non-compliance, further motivating them to enhance performance. This alignment of incentives fosters cooperation between utility providers and business consumers to identify energy reduction opportunities. through 2026.

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Exclusive: Pro-invest Group APAC CEO Jan Smits talks opportunity in 2025

Hotel Management

Australia and New Zealand’s hospitality sectors led the world in terms of occupancy in 2024, achieving occupancies of 78.1% New Zealand entered a recession in the third quarter of 2024, and apart from Queenstown, occupancy and rates have been constrained. in the US, 71.2% in Europe and 65.1% in the Middle East.

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Running a UK travel business in today’s economic climate

Hotel Speak

So you’re either adding it to the consumer or you’re reducing your costs.” occupancy growth. occupancy growth this year. Theyre looking at consumer businesses and saying travel is the standout class let’s go for it. Business hurdlesor opportunities? The PwC hotel forecast for 2025 shows 1.9%

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Hotel Business Plan

Xotels

For example in the case of Qbic Hotels “Moving modular hotels into under-utilized real-estate to reduce build-out cost and time.” Reach an annual occupancy of 90%”). Basically, how will consumers answer this question ‘Why my hotel?’ Objectives : What do you hope to accomplish (i.e. What makes you stand out?

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Analysis: what investors want in South East Asia, according to JLL’s APAC chief

Hotel Management

Firstly, the headwinds faced by the commercial real estate industry attracted substantial attention. In short, they largely do, which could spell another strong year for Southeast Asia’s hotel industry from both an occupancy and investment point of view. Trading should recover further, whilst real estate headwinds may ease.

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JLL: Global hotel investment volume to accelerate in ’24

Hotel Business

Though 2023 proved to be a challenging year for commercial real estate, marked by geopolitical tensions and capital market dislocation, the lodging industry demonstrated resilience, with RevPAR achieving a full recovery and surpassing 2019 levels by 12%.

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