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- 81. Hotels in London Report July 2018 Increase in ADR and RevPAR
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According to STRs preliminary data for July 2018, hotels in London, England enjoyed record-breaking year-on-year ADR and RevPAR during the month. Based on daily data from July, supply was up 2.0% with demand growing by 6.1%. July 2018 occupancy rates at hotels in London rose 4.0% to 91.2%, while ADR was up 4.7% to GBP171.25 and RevPAR jumped 9.0% to GBP156.15.
- 82. Northern European and Dublins RevPAR Continue Decline
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Northern European and Dublins RevPAR Continue Decline. According to data compiled by STR Global, in March 2009 European RevPAR fell 14% year-on-year, split between declines in both average daily rate (ADR) and occupancy.
- 83. Double Digit RevPAR Gains for Hotels in Hong Kong
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Year-on-year growth in RevPAR for the year-to-September 2011 is well into double digits at 28%. The increase is largely attributable to substantial improvements in average daily rate (ADR) as well as strong growth in occupancy. Within Hong Kong, strong RevPAR growth was reported by both Hong Kong Island (26.1%) and Kowloon (29.5%).
- 84. U.K. Hotel Industry Reports Record ADR and RevPAR
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According to data compiled by STR, the first six months of 2017 produced the U.K. hotel industrys highest occupancy, ADR and RevPAR for any first half on record. Compared with the first six months of 2016, the U.K. recorded a 1.7% increase in occupancy to an actual level of 75.1%, a 4.7% increase in ADR to GBP89.33 and a 6.5% increase in RevPAR to GBP67.12.
- 85. Hotels in APAC Report July 2019 Drop in ADR; Hong Kong RevPAR Down -12.9%
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In U.S. dollar constant currency, hotels in Asia Pacific reported a July 2019 occupancy increase of +0.2% to 73.2%, ADR dropped -1.5% to US$95.48 and RevPAR fell -1.3% to US$69.91 when compared to July 2018. In Hong Kong, occupancy decreased -4.1% to 83.4%, while ADR fell -9.1% to HKD1,163.21 and RevPAR plummeted -12.9% to HKD970.42.
- 86. Surge in RevPAR for Hotels in London
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Surge in RevPAR for Hotels in London. While many of the rest of the world's hotels have struggled to rebound from the global economic downturn, London hotels have defied expectations as rates and occupancies continue to grow, with July 2010 recording the highest achieved RevPAR reported during the past 11 years in London.
- 87. January 2009 a Tough Month for Hotels in Europe
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January 2009 a Tough Month for Hotels in Europe. Three key markets reported increases in two out of the three key performance measurements: Geneva, Switzerland (ADR +26.8% to EUR232.22 and RevPAR +8.5% to EUR114.51); Munich, Germany (ADR +4.5% to EUR102.16 and RevPAR +0.6% to EUR58.20); and Salzburg, Austria (ADR +6.7% to EUR107.08 and RevPAR +2.9% to EUR53.15).
- 88. RevPAR to Recover Mid-2010?
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RevPAR to Recover Mid-2010?. More than 50% of attendees who participated in a survey at STRs inaugural Hotel Data Conference presented by Magnuson Hotels on 4-5 August believe the industrys RevPAR will not start to recover until at least the second half of 2010 or after.
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