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Record high room rates for Sydney hotels on NYE

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Sydney hotels pulled in record high average daily rate and revenue per available room on the night, according to December preliminary data from CoStar. CoStar reports occupancy levels of 78.8% The post Record high room rates for Sydney hotels on NYE appeared first on Hotel Management. for December 2024, up 2.1%

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Knowland and Amadeus Report Q3 2023 Hospitality Group and Business Performance Index

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Group bookings are calculated using occupancy and average daily rate (ADR). The third quarter of this year shows the top 25 U.S. markets have recovered 99.1 percent for group business compared to the same time in 2019.

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CBRE predicts 2025 will be a ‘pivotal year’ for growth and investment in Australia’s hotel sector

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Australias hotel sector is on track for a full recovery by the end of 2025, with all major cities recording occupancy growth, according to new CBRE data. National occupancy rates sit at 71%, up 2% year-on-year, while average daily rate (ADR) remains stable at AU$240 and revenue per available room (RevPAR) is up 3.8%

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Speakers revealed for inaugural AHICE Fiji Islands summit

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Fiji Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Tourism and Civil Aviation, the Honorable Viliame Gavoka, will be among the keynote speakers at this year’s event, with Tourism Fiji CEO Brent Hill leading a presentation on the Fiji Tourism Industry Outlook. Register for the 2024 event now. View the 2024 program here.

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Exclusive: Tourism Fiji CEO Brent Hill talks record results in a thriving market

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We have also seen incredible growth in yield (Average Daily Rate and RevPAR) and occupancy. Since reopening, Fiji’s tourism sector has seen record volumes of visitor arrivals, in particular from our key source markets of Australia, NZ, North America and China.

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