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With just 468 km2 of surface, Andorra is a small tourist paradise that offers an infinity of activities to its visitors, both in winter to enjoy its ski resorts, and in summer to enjoy all its hiking and nature routes, without forgetting the wide range of commerce available.
Preliminary June data from STR shows London hotel occupancy rose 4% to 89.8%, ADR increased 11.3% to £178.20 ($223.35) and RevPAR jumped 15.7% to £159.95 ($200.48).
Hotels in Melbourne reported occupancy fell 6.3% to 72.7% in June, according to preliminary monthly data from STR. ADR dipped 2.7% to 168.90 Australian dollars ($118.76) and RevPAR decreased 8.9% to AU$122.83 ($86.36).
According to preliminary June data from STR, Abu Dhabi hotel occupancy rose 16.8% to 62.9%, ADR increased 7.2% to 339.31 Emirati dirhams ($92.39) and RevPAR jumped 25.2% to 213.43 dirhams ($58.12).
This market pulse provides an overview of the tourism and hotel market in Amsterdam, the Netherlands. This snapshot discusses recent tourism trends, the impact of new supply on performance and provides a summary of the hotel pipeline.
International tourist arrivals to Europe are projected to grow 3.6% in 2019 – The US and China continue to stand out in terms of their contributions to European tourism growth accounting for a share of 11% and 4% respectively
U.S. hotel occupancy rose 2.6% to 65.3% during the week of 30 June to 6 July, ADR increased 2.6% to $127.31 and RevPAR jumped 5.2% to $83.18.
Canadian hotel occupancy was mostly flat (-0.1% to 71.8%) during the week of 30 June to 6 July, and as ADR crept up 0.3% to 180.70 Canadian dollars ($138.26), RevPAR rose 0.2% to CA$129.79 ($99.31).
Canadian hotel occpuancy dipped 1.4% to 72.8%, ADR decreased 1.2% to 175.41 Canadian dollars ($133.96) and RevPAR dropped 2.6% to CA$127.67 (97.50).
17 of the Top 25 US Markets saw a RevPAR decrease.