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- 25. Asia Pacific Hotel Pipeline Comprises 545,630 Rooms Under Contract
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According to the November 2014 STR Global Construction Pipeline Report, the Asia Pacific region reported 2,433 hotels comprising 545,630 rooms Under Contract. Among the countries in the region, China, reported the most rooms under construction with 147,991 rooms. Five other countries reported more than 6,000 rooms under construction: India (29,013 rooms); Indonesia (28,806 rooms);
- 26. STR Reports May 2014 Asia Pacific Hotel Pipeline
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Shanghai, China, reported the largest number of rooms under construction with 9,028 rooms in 37 hotels. Five other markets also reported more than 5,000 rooms under construction: Manila, Philippines (6,456 rooms in 21 hotels); Jakarta, Indonesia (6,152 rooms in 26 hotels); Chengdu, China (5,869 rooms in 22 hotels); Bali, Indonesia (5,798 rooms in 42 hotels); and Delhi-NCR, India (5
- 27. HBA/Hirsch Bedner Associates to Design IHGs First Hotel Indigo in Asia
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HBA/Hirsch Bedner Associates to Design IHGs First Hotel Indigo in Asia Pacific. Hotel Indigo Shanghai on the Bund will be on a riverfront site along the Huangpu River that brings together the past, present and future of Shanghai. The 180-room hotel is scheduled to welcome its first customers in 2010. It will sit on the historic location of the Shiliu Pu (Pier 16) which, from 1821
- 28. STR Reports September 2014 Asia Pacific Hotel Performance; Bangkok RevPAR Down 11%
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In September 2014, the regions occupancy rose 0.9% to 69.2%; ADR fell 2.2% to US$112.31; and RevPAR was down 1.3% to US$77.67. Year-to-date September 2014 when reported in U.S. dollars, the Asia Pacific regions occupancy rose 0.8% to 68.1%; ADR fell 2.4% to US$116.15; and RevPAR decreased 1.6% to US$79.07.
- 29. STR Reports Asia Pacific Hotel Results for May 2013
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In May, the Asia Pacific regions occupancy ended the month with a 1.3% decrease to 65.9%, ADR dropped 2.5% to US$119.69 while RevPAR was down 3.8% at US$78.82. Tokyo, Japan, rose 5.8% in occupancy to 85.4%, reporting the largest increase in that metric. Taipei, Taiwan (+16.0% to TWD6,248.09), and Jakarta, Indonesia (+13.7% to IDR1,056,378.88), achieved the largest ADR increases in
- 30. STR Reports Asia Pacific Hotel Results for February 2015
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According to data compiled by STR Global, hotels in the Asia Pacific region experienced negative year-on-year results in the three key performance metrics during February 2015 when reported in U.S. dollars. The regions occupancy for February fell 3.6% to 64.6%; ADR dropped 3.6% to US$117.64; and RevPAR decreased 7.0% to US$75.97.
- 31. STR Reports Asia Pacific Hotel Results for September 2013
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The regions occupancy ended the month with a 0.7% increase to 68.5%, ADR dropped 5.9% to US$118.94, and RevPAR was down 5.2% to US$81.45. Year-to-date September 2013, the regions occupancy was down 0.3% to 67.5%; its ADR dropped 3.8% to US$121.99; and its RevPAR decreased 4.1% to US$82.29.
- 32. STR Reports Asia Pacific Hotel Results for January 2015; Bangkok RevPAR Up 35.5%
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According to data compiled by STR Global, hotels in the Asia Pacific region experienced mixed year-on-year results in the three key performance metrics during January 2015 when reported in U.S. dollars. Hotel occupancy rates in the region grew 4.9% to 64.7% in January 2015; ADR dropped 7.2% to US$111.50; and RevPAR decreased 2.7% to US$72.18.
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