Market Reports

U.S. hotels saw year-over-year increases in occupancy, rates, and revenue for the week ending June 27, 2026, with major events driving gains in key markets.

A variety of unconventional indicators, apart from GDP and inflation, have demonstrated significant potential in predicting the demand for hotels in the United States.

Less than two years after Hurricanes Helene and Milton reshaped Florida’s Gulf Beaches, the Pinellas beachfront lodging market is demonstrating remarkable resilience through renewed tourism demand, major resort reinvestment, and a growing development pipeline.

The Indian hospitality market is witnessing a surge in domestic demand, leading to significant growth in regions outside the traditional metropolitan hotspots.

Asia Pacific international visitor arrivals are projected to reach 789.2 million by 2028, surpassing pre-pandemic levels, with Vietnam and Mongolia among the fastest-growing destinations, according to the latest PATA mid-year forecast update.

UK hotels are seeing steady demand and lower cancellation rates for the upcoming summer, with September showing the strongest growth in bookings and international visitors, according to new data from SiteMinder’s mid-year Hotel Booking Trends report.

The US lodging industry is entering a period of renewed growth in 2026, with rising revenue per available room (RevPAR), stronger demand outpacing new supply, and notable changes in consumer booking behavior driven by technology and shifting travel patterns.

The U.S. hotel sector continues to show strength, with weekly RevPAR gains averaging 4.0% YTD through May and exceeding 5.0% in recent weeks. Our latest RevPAR growth forecast reflects 3.0% for 2026, which may be on the conservative side if elevated travel trends continue through the summer vacation and fall convention seasons.

U.S. hotels reported higher occupancy, rates, and revenue per available room for the week ending June 20, 2026, with major events driving growth in several top markets.

U.S. hotels saw year-over-year increases in occupancy, average daily rate and revenue per available room in May 2026, with Las Vegas and Philadelphia reporting the strongest market gains.