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CBRE: RevPAR growth to recover in 2024

Hotel Business

CBRE is forecasting RevPAR growth to recover in 2024 as inbound international travel further improves and sector-specific headwinds moderate. The company forecasts 3.0% CBRE’s baseline forecast anticipates 0.8% CBRE’s baseline forecast anticipates 0.8% ADR increase. average GDP growth and 2.9% average inflation in 2024.

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LE: U.S. construction pipeline rises in all project stages

Hotel Business

Increased consumer confidence and spending activity has fueled strong occupancy and rate growth throughout the last 12 months as well. At the Q1 close, 62% of projects in the total pipeline are concentrated within the upscale and upper-midscale chain scales. This is the fourth consecutive quarter of total pipeline growth for the U.S.,

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LE: U.S. construction pipeline remains steady

Hotel Business

A bright spot for the economy and the hotel industry is the increased consumer confidence and sentiment which among other things has led to strong demand for guestrooms. In 2024, 236 projects/24,281 rooms, and in 2025, 319 projects/32,798 rooms are forecast to open in the extended-stay segment. construction pipeline.

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19 Event Trends That Will Shake Up Meetings & Group Business in 2019

Social Tables

Meanwhile, late in 2018, CBRE forecasted that hotel supply would peak at 2% gain, stabilizing to 1.9 Respondents to the AMEX Meetings & Events Forecast predict that rise will equal about 2.41% in North America, while CWT expects an even higher hike of 3.7%. Last year, the Global Meetings Forecast predicted a 3.8%

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

Hotel Business

This is 61 basis points higher than previously forecast. Despite solid wage growth, declining airfares and improving consumer sentiment, RevPAR growth declined for the third straight month in Feb. Despite solid wage growth, declining airfares and improving consumer sentiment, RevPAR growth declined for the third straight month in Feb.

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SiteMinder data reveals ‘Madonna Effect’ on Mexico City hotel bookings

SiteMinder

This illustrates the strong appetite amongst consumers to experience large-scale stadium events, and how the benefits spread well beyond the music and entertainment industry.”

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22 Tailored Digital Marketing Strategies for Luxury Brands

MediaBoom

A recent Statista report forecasts that by 2025, over ten percent of all retail sales in the United States will stem from mobile commerce, underscoring the critical need for luxury brands to innovate their digital marketing strategies. Studies by Bain & Company show that 70% of luxury consumers research online before making a purchase.