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CBRE: U.S. RevPAR, occupancy down in Feb.

Hotel Business

decrease in occupancy, which was driven in part by a 1.3% decrease in occupancy, which was driven in part by a 1.3% Food for thought Short-term rentals continued to take market share in February. RevPAR, occupancy down in Feb. Hotels State of the Union April 2024 Edition. increase in ADR did not offset a 1.9%

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Short-Term Rentals Continue Trend of Taking Market Share from Hotels - CBRE U.S. Hotels State of the Union March 2024 Edition

Hotel News Resource

Despite taking share from hotels, increasing supply has created occupancy headwinds for short term rentals causing RevPAR to contract 6.6%. Hotel demand fell 2.0% in January, while short-term rental demand rose 1.3%.

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Meet the marketer that’s steering Australia’s first Moxy hotel to success

Hotel Management

First-time general manager Michelle Scott is flexing her sales and marketing skills to bring Marriott International’s ‘Wild Child’ Moxy to life in its first Australian hotel. We’ve set some high goals in terms of our occupancy level, and we continue to ramp up.

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The Cost of Inaction: How and When to Make Your Move in a Challenging Market

TravelNet

Where we’ve been and where we’re at The short-term rental market has predictably cooled off from its extraordinary stretch a few years ago, but stability appears to be close at hand. Supply growth in 2021 and 2022 had a significant negative impact on 2023 occupancy. The decline in occupancy since 2021 appears to have leveled out.

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Exclusive: Ascott to open Sydney lyf, Oakwood Epping

Hotel Management

Every decision is grounded in meeting current market trends and future needs of our modern-day travellers.” The Collingwood property has seen occupancy double to 72% and RevPAR grow by $50 in Q1 FY23, when compared to the opening three months May-July FY22.

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Boutique Hotel Report shows strong US RevPAR recovery

Boutique Hotel News

Boutique hotel groupings averaged 58 to 65 per cent occupancy in 2022. This is compared to all US hotels at 63 per cent occupancy. Whilst occupancy levels have not fully returned to 2019 levels, strong rate increases compared to the previous year have enabled most class groups to achieve RevPAR recovery. .

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Travellers from China: Marketing to Chinese tourists

SiteMinder

According to Statista research , revenue in the Travel & Tourism market is projected to reach US$184.50bn in 2024. Meanwhile, the largest Travel & Tourism market is the Hotels market with a projected market volume of US$93.62bn in 2024. In population size, that market is made up of just over 300 million people.

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