The report, now in its 10th year, is an in-depth look at the Italian hospitality market, focusing on the relationship between branded and independent hotels. The report, produced in collaboration with the Italian Confindustria Alberghi Association and Bocconi University, tracks the key performance indicators of the market, including overall hotels and rooms, chain/branded hotels and rooms, international and domestic chains, average hotel size, star ratings and the number of brands by both local and independent chains. The report also tracks the key tourism indicators of the market, such as arrivals, overnight stays, and new hotel developments.

Explore the evolving landscape of Hungary’s hotel and tourism industry with our 2023 Budapest hotel market analysis, as we bring you a sneak peek into Hungary’s economic rebound and its impact on the hospitality sector. Witness Budapest’s remarkable recovery, underlined by recovering foreign direct investments and a reviving hotel market. Uncover key insights into the city’s rising appeal as a tourism destination, bolstered by significant infrastructure developments and a robust increase in luxury hotel brands. From market trends to future projections, our article provides valuable perspectives for industry stakeholders looking to navigate the Hungarian hotel and tourism sector.

The 2023 edition of the New Zealand Hotels & Chains Report offers a detailed analysis of the hospitality sector in New Zealand, focusing on the performance, distribution, and future development of hotel chains across the country. Drawing on data from New Zealand’s accommodation programmes (ADP and HDNZ), as well as from STR and our database, Horwath HTL presents this overview of 662 New Zealand accommodation properties, including hotels, serviced apartments, lodges and other boutique accommodation comprising almost 42,000 guest rooms. The most comprehensive data set reporting on the country’s occupancies and Average Daily Rates (ADR) is from Hotel Data New Zealand (HDNZ), which includes circa 24,874 rooms across 214 of the country’s major hotels and serviced apartments, or 61% of the room supply within its category.