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: Calculated RiskHotel Occupancy increases 5.5% compared to same week in 2009
By Anonymous
Overall the U.S. industry?s occupancy increased 5.5 percent to 60.4 percent, ADR was up 1.4 percent to US$98.67, and RevPAR was up 7.0 percent to US$59.62.The following graph shows the occupancy rate for 2009 (the worst year since the Depression for hotel occupancy), 2010 and the median for 2000 through 2007.
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Notes: the scale doesn't start at zero, and holidays don't always line up.
The graph shows the distinct seasonal pattern for the occupancy rate; higher in the summer because of leisure/vacation travel, and lower on certain holidays.
The occupancy rate in 2010 has been ahead of 2009 for 8 of the last 9 weeks, and Average Daily Rate (ADR) is also up slightly. This is a little bit of good news for hotels, although the occupancy rate is still well below the normal level.
Data Source: Smith Travel Research, Courtesy of HotelNewsNow.com
Full post as published by Calculated Risk on April 22, 2010 (boomark / email).
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