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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% RevPAR growth next year, driven by a 40 basis-point (bps) occupancy improvement and a 2.3% CBRE’s baseline forecast anticipates 0.8% ADR increase.

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New Zealand hotel investment set to ‘bounce back strongly’ as offshore interest grows, JLL reports

Hotel Management

Hotel occupancy, which is at a market average of 70%, is up 15% year-on-year, but remains down (-9%) on pre-pandemic levels. Rotorua’s hotel occupancy rate showed the most improvement, up 39% compared to 2022, slightly ahead of Queenstown, which was up 38%, and higher again than Auckland, which has had a 33% lift.

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

Hotel Business

decrease in occupancy, which was driven in part by a 1.3% This is 61 basis points higher than previously forecast. decrease in occupancy, which was driven in part by a 1.3% Luxury and upper-upscale posted the only positive chain scale performance during the month, up 2.7% RevPAR, occupancy down in Feb.

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From guesswork to predictive power: The evolution of hotel demand forecasting

Cloudbeds

One of the main challenges for hotels is creating accurate forecasts in the short, medium, and long term. Understanding future demand trends, their causes, and the guest segments driving them can help hotel revenue managers adjust room rates to boost occupancy and sales. But traditional forecasting models no longer cut it.

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8 Essential Features To Consider When Choosing a Revenue Management Solution for Your Hotel

STAAH

An RMS should provide detailed insights into key performance metrics such as Room Revenue Per Available Room (RevPAR), Average Daily Rate (ADR), occupancy rates, booking pace, and revenue forecasts. Look for an RMS that utilizes advanced forecasting models and predictive analytics to forecast demand with precision.

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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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9 Common Myths About Hotel Revenue Management. Let’s Debunk Them.

eZee Absolute

I was wondering how come they have not been able to scale. Myth #5: Budgeting and demand forecasting aren’t important in revenue management When it comes to hotel revenue management, budgeting and demand forecasting play a crucial role. Demand forecasting, Budgeting, and revenue management are all interlinked.