Queenstown Shines, Auckland Struggles.

The Horwath HTL December 2024 Quarterly Hotel Market Outlook provides a comprehensive analysis of the Australian hotel market, focusing on key capital cities and regional destinations. The report evaluates economic conditions, tourism trends, and hotel performance indicators such as occupancy rates, Average Daily Rate (ADR), and Revenue per Available Room (RevPAR). It highlights how the industry is recovering post-pandemic, with international travel rebounding and domestic tourism stabilizing. Additionally, it examines macroeconomic factors, including GDP growth, inflation, and employment trends, which influence demand for hotel accommodation. The outlook for 2025 and beyond remains cautiously optimistic, with steady improvements expected across most markets despite ongoing challenges such as inflationary pressures, global economic uncertainty, and shifting travel behaviors.

The Spain Hotel & Chains Report 2024 provides a comprehensive overview of the latest trends, developments, and key statistics shaping the Spanish hotel market. As one of the leading tourism destinations globally, Spain continues to experience robust growth in its hospitality sector, driven by strong investment, evolving consumer preferences, and the expansion of both domestic and international hotel brands.

2024 was a sumptuous feast, even if the Xacuti seemed to be under par. The India Hotel Market Review 2024, published by Horwath HTL, presents a comprehensive analysis of the country’s hospitality sector, highlighting its growth, challenges, and future opportunities.

Crowe Ireland is delighted to publish the 28th edition of the Ireland Annual Hotel Industry Survey. This year’s survey captures a full year trading for hotels unlike any of the three prior years which were impacted by the Covid-19 pandemic. The results continue to illustrate the remarkable recovery in the marketplace post-pandemic and while the impact of high cost inflation and the war in Ukraine have moderated, these are more than made up for by increased costs of doing business, especially payroll. The survey also collates hotelier sentiment on key matters which impacted their businesses during the year and their outlook on the strength of the recovery on revenues, costs and profit levels.