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U.S. hotels posted significant increases in occupancy, average daily rate, and revenue per available room for the week ending July 4, 2026, with major cities boosted by large-scale events.
New research shows UK travellers are increasingly booking short-haul European holidays, relying on travel professionals, and making last-minute plans due to the ongoing Middle East conflict and its impact on travel routes.
Snapshot of the Copenhagen hotel market in 2026, exploring tourism demand, hotel performance, hotel supply, the investment market and the market outlook.
Minor Hotels has seen a significant increase in bookings across its Middle East properties, indicating a resurgence in travel confidence in the region.
In April 2026, international arrivals to the United States decreased by 5.5% compared to the previous year, while outbound travel by U.S. citizens increased by 2%, with Mexico and Canada remaining the top destinations and sources for travelers.
This comprehensive data-driven analysis tracks the rapid transformation of the Czech hospitality real estate market through 2026. Explore the core macroeconomic indicators, shifting inbound tourism demand patterns, institutional CEE hotel transaction volumes, and evolving branded chain penetration rates defining Prague and the broader regional luxury wellness resort sub-markets
The 2026 AI Hospitality Alliance (AIHA) member survey reveals that industry stakeholders are eager for practical, operationally focused guidance on artificial intelligence, with a strong preference for AIHA to act as a standard-setting authority rather than a source of general commentary.
Greece saw a rise in international air arrivals and travel receipts in early 2026, with Crete and the Ionian Islands posting significant gains and total travel receipts up nearly 37% from the previous year.
New booking data for 2026 from Global Travel Collection shows that luxury travelers are favoring cooler destinations, off-peak seasons, and greater privacy, with notable growth in fall travel, Arctic and Nordic destinations, and alternative Mediterranean spots, while domestic U.S. luxury travel also rises.
Sacramento has emerged as a bright spot in California’s hospitality market, with significant growth underway and on the horizon. Although recent inflation and broader economic pressures have tempered the pace of expansion, future development activity and sustained hospitality demand provide a strong foundation for long-term growth.