Unveiling the Future of Travel: How Brits Plan to Holiday in 2025
Trends identified include Low-Cost Luxe, AI-tinerary planning, Country Ticking, Holiday Hopping, and more.
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Trends identified include Low-Cost Luxe, AI-tinerary planning, Country Ticking, Holiday Hopping, and more.
Despite some fluctuations, the global hotel industry experienced notable revenue per available room (RevPAR) growth in the closing weeks of 2024.
Hotel booking fulfillment rates within the BNPL segment have seen a 70% year-on-year increase.
The U.S. hotel industry reported a positive start to 2025 with increased occupancy and revenue rates.
The global business travel sector is entering a pivotal phase, poised for transformative growth that combines heightened demand, technological advancements, and a strategic focus on sustainability. Here’s an in-depth analysis of the trends shaping 2025, supported by statistics and insights from GBTA and other authoritative sources.
The US hotel industry experienced an unusual November in 2024, with significant influencing factors such as the presidential election, a year-over-year Thanksgiving calendar shift, ongoing hurricane recovery efforts, and an extra weekend.
As hotel operators recognize that investing in energy efficiency can lower operational costs and enhance cash flow, momentum for sustainability continues to grow.
CoStar’s data reveals a year-over-year dip in U.S. hotel industry performance for the week ending 28th December 2024.
The Hotel Operators’ Sentiment Survey (HOSS) 2024/2025 reveals a bifurcation in recovery and growth prospects in Asia, with a generally positive outlook for 2025.
The increase can be attributed to the Hannukah calendar shift and the compressed business travel period between Thanksgiving and Christmas, despite the seasonal slowdown usually experienced.