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Marriott names Carolina Voullieme multi-property director, sales and marketing

Hotel Business

Marriott International has appointed Carolina Voullieme as multi-property director, sales and marketing, overseeing both the Aruba Marriott Resort & Stellaris Casino and the Grand Cayman Marriott Resort. ” The post Marriott names Carolina Voullieme multi-property director, sales and marketing appeared first on hotelbusiness.com.

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Supply vs demand: CBRE’s New Zealand hotel market outlook

Hotel Management

Following an initially strong recovery in demand following international border openings in mid-2022, demand growth slowed in most New Zealand hotel markets from early 2024. This will provide a boost to the market, particularly outside the peak periods when it is desperately needed.

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Exclusive: Ascott to open Sydney lyf, Oakwood Epping

Hotel Management

Every decision is grounded in meeting current market trends and future needs of our modern-day travellers.” The Collingwood property has seen occupancy double to 72% and RevPAR grow by $50 in Q1 FY23, when compared to the opening three months May-July FY22.

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Meet the marketer that’s steering Australia’s first Moxy hotel to success

Hotel Management

First-time general manager Michelle Scott is flexing her sales and marketing skills to bring Marriott International’s ‘Wild Child’ Moxy to life in its first Australian hotel. We’ve set some high goals in terms of our occupancy level, and we continue to ramp up.

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Cloudbeds unveils 2025 State of Independent Lodging Report

Cloudbeds

Faced with persistent labor shortages, increased price sensitivity from travelers, and a rising market share for branded hotels which now represent 72% of all US hotels independent operators must sharpen their strategies to stay ahead. The findings reveal 2025 is set to be the year of optimizing performance for independent hoteliers.

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Short-Term Rentals Continue Trend of Taking Market Share from Hotels - CBRE U.S. Hotels State of the Union July 2024 Edition

Hotel News Resource

In May, short-term rentals continued to take share from hotels, with demand growing 13% compared with a 1.5% While RevPAR growth for STRs was positive, up 4.2%, occupancy has dropped to below pre-pandemic levels as supply growth has continued to increase. increase in hotel demand.

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Short-Term Rentals Continue Trend of Taking Market Share from Hotels - CBRE U.S. Hotels State of the Union March 2024 Edition

Hotel News Resource

Despite taking share from hotels, increasing supply has created occupancy headwinds for short term rentals causing RevPAR to contract 6.6%. Hotel demand fell 2.0% in January, while short-term rental demand rose 1.3%.