North American Hotel and Hospitality Trends

Atlanta hotel performance growth exceeded projections during Super Bowl LIII weekend, but ranked below the average of the previous eight host markets, according to an analysis by STR’s Consulting & Analytics office. continue reading →

The Canadian hotel industry blew it out of the park once again in 2018! Growth in demand outpaced growth in new supply 2:1, leading to never before seen levels of national occupancy and average rate continue reading →

The following article is adopted from The 2019 Smart Decision Guide to Hotel Property Management Systems, which is now available for complimentary download, and reprinted here with permission. continue reading →

U.S. airlines’ carried an estimated 75.2 million systemwide (domestic and international) scheduled service passengers, seasonally-adjusted, in January 2019, up 0.1 percent from the December estimate, according to a Bureau of Transportation Statistics’ (BTS) first estimate. continue reading →

Airline check-in and passport/ID control processes generated the highest levels of satisfaction in 2018, while airport facilities are the points of contact that have improved the most. Value for money of restaurants and shopping facilities is the main challenge for airports. continue reading →

Strong national demand trends continue to support Canada’s lodging sector with investors remaining optimistic about the hotel asset class in 2019. Download the Hotel INNvestment Canada Q4 Report for results of the Canadian Hotel Investment Sentiment Survey and a 2018 Transaction Preview. continue reading →

F&B RevPOR reached US$112.67, up from US$109.73 in 2017 and US$106.92 in 2016. This growth reflected increases across all hotel classes with contributions from both food and beverage revenue sources. continue reading →

Business Intelligence (BI) plays a key role in helping hotel operators make smarter and more timely decisions. A new groundbreaking study from Starfleet Research explains how hotels that use advanced BI tools and capabilities to transform raw data into actionable insights are driving significant improvements in various aspects of their operational and financial performance. continue reading →

U.S. hotel occupancy rose just 0.2% to 59.9% during the week of 3-9 February, while ADR increased 1.5% to $126.68 and RevPAR rose 1.7% to $75.84. continue reading →

During the week of 3-9 February, Canadian hotel occupancy was mostly flat (-0.1% to 57.1%), while ADR rose 1.6% to 147.03 Canadian dollars ($110.54) and RevPAR rose 1.5% to CA$84.01 ($63.16). continue reading →