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STR, TE Downgrade U.S. Hotel Forecast in Final Revision of 2024

Lodging

hotel forecast revision of 2024. For 2024, projected gains in average daily rate (ADR) and revenue per available room (RevPAR) were each downgraded, -0.5 Occupancy for the year was lowered 0.1 percent, after the previous forecast projected the metric to remain steady from 2023. Occupancy for the year was lowered 0.1

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CBRE: U.S. Hotel Performance Expected to Accelerate at Year End

Lodging

hotel performance is expected to reaccelerate in the fourth quarter and extend into 2025, according to CBRE’s latest forecast. CBRE now forecasts a.5 5 percent increase in revenue per available room (RevPAR) growth for 2024, down from the previously estimated 1.2 percent in August.

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STR, TE Lift ADR and RevPAR Predictions in Final U.S. Hotel Forecast Revision of 2023

Lodging

HENDERSONVILLE, Tennessee—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. Occupancy was downgraded slightly (by 0.2 Occupancy was downgraded slightly (by 0.2 percentage points).

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STR: Las Vegas ADR Expected to Reach Highest Level of Any Super Bowl Weekend

Lodging

HENDERSONVILLE, Tennessee—Las Vegas hotel average daily rate (ADR) is forecasted to reach $573 for Feb. The market is projected for a Friday through Sunday night occupancy of 87.9 That level combined with an ADR of $573 would result in revenue per available room (RevPAR) of $504.

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Exclusive: hoteliers reveal impact of Taylor tourism as Swiftsteria takes hold

Hotel Management

Occupancies are at unparalleled levels over the concert periods, and we have also seen a surge in regional demand as Swifties take the opportunity to travel further. For both the Melbourne and Sydney concerts we’ve seen a bump in hotel occupancy around the event dates, and our restaurants have also seen great reservation numbers.

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Analysis: what investors want in South East Asia, according to JLL’s APAC chief

Hotel Management

Secondly, international travel continued to bounce back, and the hotel sector in Asia continued to show strong revenue growth. In short, they largely do, which could spell another strong year for Southeast Asia’s hotel industry from both an occupancy and investment point of view.