Hotel Industry Trends

Parts of California affected by wildfires saw significant increases in hotel demand, according to an analysis by STR's Consulting & Analytics division continue reading →

Atlanta hosts Super Bowl LIII in February, and while the market has one of the highest number of hotel rooms available among the past eight Super Bowl host cities, Atlanta's absolute occupancy and ADR are expected to be lower than those of past Super Bowl host markets. continue reading →

European Chain Hotels Market Review - October 2018 continue reading →

Total nonfarm payroll employment increased by 155,000 in November, and the unemployment rate remained unchanged at 3.7 percent. Job gains occurred in health care, in manufacturing, and in transportation and warehousing. continue reading →

Revenue per available room up 4.6 Percent to CAD92.27 continue reading →

Rwanda is no longer a newcomer into the tourism scene – it has paved its own way to becoming a leading eco-tourism and MICE destination, anchored in its vision, values, aspirations and leadership. Now is the time to invest in this country full of opportunities and possibilities. continue reading →

RevPAR up 3.3 Percent to US$68.93 continue reading →

RevPAR up 0.5 Percent to US$76.38 continue reading →

Expedia.com analyzed thousands of data points this year to identify the top trends in travel for 2018, and the results show that American travelers are increasingly interested in unique and novel experiences. Highlights from the report include the rise of secondary destinations like Chiang Mai, the Azores and Cartagena, and non-traditional lodging options such as tentalows and houseboats. continue reading →

Seen as one of the most robust economies in Western Africa, Senegal is also a model of stability in the sub-region. Tourism has proved to be one of the most important elements of the country’s economy, representing almost 10 % of Senegal’s GDP. continue reading →