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Hotel Signings Remain Strong in India Despite Slow May – India Report

Skift Blog

But in May, there was a significant decline in average daily rates and revenue per available room compared to April. Skift Take: We're always talking about growth in India, and the hotel industry has had a significant number of branded signings and openings this year. Bulbul Dhawan Read the Complete Story On Skift

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Occupancy vs ADR, the Never Ending Discussion in Revenue Management

Hospitality Net

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

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Squeezing revenue beyond hotel rooms - Hoteliers’ Discussion

Hospitality Net

Hoteliers are starting to realise that room rates alone can’t drive the profits they need. As many reach a ceiling when it comes to average daily rates (ADR), there’s a question mark hanging over how to boost the bottom line. It has to come from other revenue streams, but many are struggling to make this work.

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Hotel Spas Fill In Revenue Void During Recession

Hospitality Net

As of year-end 2022, the average hotel in CBRE’s Trends® in the Hotel Industry survey sample had surpassed its 2018 total revenue figure by 1.5%. This was achieved even though the average hotel had rented 8.2% The improvement was largely due to continued improvement in average daily rate and revenue from other sources.

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STR, TE upgrade U.S. ADR and RevPAR forecast

Hospitality Net

STR and Tourism Economics lifted year-over-year growth projections for average daily rate (ADR) and revenue per available room (RevPAR) in the final U.S. hotel forecast revision of 2023.

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STR Weekly Insights: 7-13 April 2024

Hospitality Net

Revenue per available room (RevPAR) rose 5.8% driven by nearly equal gains in occupancy and average daily rate (ADR). Similar to the previous week, U.S. hotel performance ending 13 April 2024 reflected an easy comparison to Easter last year and the impact of the solar eclipse.

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STR Weekly Insights: 25 February – 2 March 2024

Hospitality Net

Growth in revenue per available rooms (RevPAR) returned to the U.S. Occupancy held somewhat steady, average daily rate (ADR) increased, weekday (Monday-Wednesday) performance grew, and group demand exploded, surpassing both the 2023 and 2019 comparables. following the previous week’s decrease.