Performances hôtelières en baisse, faut-il s’inquiéter de ce qui se passe aux USA ?
📈 CBRE reports a U.S. hotel market decline with RevPAR dropping 1.1% in July and 0.6% in August. The last five months' occupancy fall hints at an upcoming price dip by year-end. Despite variations with Europe, both face high bank rates, rising costs, decreased business travel, and reduced international guests. Luxury hotels see a 2.3% RevPAR rise in August. In contrast, midscale and economy hotels struggle against seasonal rentals, which surged 3.6% in August and boast prices 140% above 2019 levels.
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