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Amadeus: Hotel Occupancy Soars This Holiday Season

Lodging

Amadeus’ Demand360+ data as of November 27, 2023, showed that global hotel occupancy for the weeks of Christmas and New Year’s is at 23 percent. This is up 10 percent from […] The post Amadeus: Hotel Occupancy Soars This Holiday Season appeared first on LODGING Magazine.

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Hotels enjoy strong occupancy levels in Vivid Sydney’s 14th year

Hotel Management

Throughout the event, which ran from May 24 through to June 15, occupancy rates stayed strong despite unfavourable weather conditions, with hotels reporting 75% occupancy on weeknights and up to 90% on weekends. The post Hotels enjoy strong occupancy levels in Vivid Sydney’s 14th year appeared first on Hotel Management.

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Parking Profits: As Occupancy Stalls, Hoteliers Increase Revenue From Drive-In Guests

Lodging

This occurred even though the average occupancy for U.S. hotels is not expected to exceed 2019 levels until 2026.

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Looming Recession, Rising Occupancy, and Other Hospitality Trends

Lodging

There are a lot of moving parts, and you need […] The post Looming Recession, Rising Occupancy, and Other Hospitality Trends appeared first on LODGING Magazine.

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Occupancy vs ADR, the Never Ending Discussion in Revenue Management

Hospitality Net

What drives more value to the business, ADR, average daily rate, or occupancy? Since the early days revenue management has been applied in hotels, there has been an intriguing ongoing discussion.

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US Hotels Post Highest Weekly Occupancy of the Year So Far

Hospitality Net

hotel occupancy is blossoming week over week even as rate growth slows. As the spring travel season approaches, U.S.

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U.S. Hotels May Have Hit Occupancy Ceiling in 2024

Skift Blog

Skift Take: Hotels aren't full! Except in Manhattan.) One theory why is that corporate travelers who used to book rooms for days or weeks at a time are taking shorter trips because of hybrid work. Sean O'Neill Read the Complete Story On Skift

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