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The country has surpassed pre-COVID levels in overnight stays, RevPAR and hotel investment, according to a report from Global Asset Solutions. #hotelinvestmenttoday #hotel #hospitalitynews #hotelnews #hospitalityindustry #hospitality #portugal

Japan’s hotel investment outlook looks promising, with growing demand and improving supply, including refurbished properties and new luxury hotels, according to experts at the Hospitality #Japan Conference. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/gdYjbbmi

A survey by Deloitte positions #Athens among the 10 most attractive European cities for hotel #investments in 2025. #Greece #GreekTourism #GreekTravel #Travel #Tourism #TourismInsights #Hotels #Hospitality #HotelInvestment #HospitalityMarket #AthensHotels #Deloitte #EuropeanHotelIndustry

A survey by Deloitte positions #Athens among the 10 most attractive European cities for #hotel #investments in 2025. #Greece #GreekTourism #Travel #Tourism #Hotels #Hospitality #HotelInvestment #HospitalityMarket #AthensHotels #Deloitte #Europe https://lnkd.in/dk-ywNku

#CBRE #Asia #Pacific #Hotels & #Hospitality’s Market Update series explores key trends in the #region across indicators such as #tourism arrivals, hotels #performance, supply and #investment activity, as well as notable market #developments that are relevant to the hotel sector in #Asia. https://lnkd.in/gdzBZAqi

Exciting Times Ahead for Hotel Investments in 2024! 🏨✨ The hotel industry is gearing up for a significant rebound in 2024, and now is the perfect time to diversify your portfolio and dive into hotel investments. Here’s why: 🔹 Strong Recovery & Growth: The U.S. hotel industry is on track for a significant rebound. We're seeing a boost in occupancy rates and revenue per available room (RevPAR) as international travelers return. This trend is bringing pricing power back to historical levels (Skift) (HotelDive). 🔹 Hot Investment Opportunities: Top urban markets are particularly ripe for investment. Luxury hotels and select-service/extended-stay hotels are the stars here. Luxury hotels cater to the growing demand for unique travel experiences, while select-service hotels offer strong performance and yields (HOTELSMag.com) (HotelDive). 🔹 Traveler Sentiment is Up: According to a recent AHLA report, 72% of Americans plan to maintain or increase their hotel stays this year. This indicates a strong demand for both leisure and business travel (Hospitality Design). 🔹 Tech Advancements: The industry is also leveraging AI and other technologies to enhance guest experiences and streamline operations. This not only improves efficiency but also boosts profitability (HotelDive). With these positive trends, it’s clear that hotel investments are a promising avenue for diversifying your portfolio. Whether you’re an experienced investor or just starting out, the hotel sector offers numerous lucrative opportunities. Don’t miss out on the potential of hotel investments in 2024! 🚀🏨💼 Drop a comment below with your thoughts or questions. Let’s discuss how we can make the most of these exciting opportunities! #HotelHannah #RealEstateInvesting #HotelInvestments #HospitalityIndustry #InvestmentOpportunities #HotelGrowth2024

#CBRE #Asia #Pacific #Hotels & #Hospitality’s Market Update series explores key trends in the #region across indicators such as #tourism arrivals, hotels #performance, supply and #investment activity, as well as notable market #developments that are relevant to the hotel sector in #Asia. https://lnkd.in/gKpj7Wji

✅ Exciting Times Ahead for Vertical Transportation in Asia Pacific’s Growing Hotel Market! As we close out 2024, the hotel industry 🏨 in the Asia Pacific is showing incredible resilience and growth 📈 , with the latest data from JLL forecasting $12.2 billion in hotel transactions this year. Big-ticket events and rising demand from countries like 🇮🇳 India and 🇨🇳 China are driving this momentum. 🌟At Newlift Holdings, we’re paying close attention to these trends because we see major opportunities ahead for the vertical transportation industry, especially in upscale and luxury hotels where personalised guest experiences and smart technologies are becoming more critical than ever. 🌟 Here are some key takeaways that will shape our strategies for 2025 and beyond: 1) ✅ Upscale and luxury hotels are on the rise, and we’re ready to provide tailored lift solutions that align with the aesthetic and functional needs of these premium spaces. 2) ✅ Midscale and limited-service hotels in places like Japan and India present opportunities for cost-effective, reliable elevator solutions, an area we’re eager to explore. 3) ✅ As sustainability and energy efficiency gain importance, we’re committed to providing smart, eco-friendly lift systems that help hotels reduce energy consumption and enhance the guest experience. 🌍 The growth in Tier-2 and Tier-3 cities in India, along with increasing developments in China, represent markets we’ll reach with our customisable, durable lift systems with remote lift monitoring services! As we look ahead to 2025, we’re excited to bring the best in vertical transportation to meet the evolving needs of Asia Pacific’s growing hospitality market. If you’re in the industry and would like to discuss how we can collaborate, feel free to reach out—I’d love to chat! ☎️ 📨 Please reach out to yingren@newlift.asia for a complimentary consultation session! #HotelIndustry #LiftSolutions #VerticalTransportation #SmartTechnology #Sustainability #AsiaPacific #LuxuryHotels #BusinessGrowth

Europe is back and surpassing most expectations pre-Covid levels. However, the manner of travel/tourism has changed, the amount of boutique hotels has risen to an absolute high. Not uniform service is THE standard. Where (big) hotel chains are grasping that message just now and evolving. Little too late? Mass tourism is not sustainable and the only targets that are pentretable in Europe are small hotels and locations. Because of Covid this trend has, on a very short term accelerated. Before Covid there was little surge into boutique hotel chains. This message should have been posted 4 years ago.

🏨Hotel trends around the world AMERICAS: Hotel room rate increased an average 2% across North America in the first quarter of the year compared to the same period in 2023. Latin America saw more than double that at 9%, although down overall since the end of 2023. EMEA: Europe has seen one of the most dramatic drops in average room rate for hotels vs Q4-2023, at 13%. Meanwhile in the Middle East & Africa, room rates have largely remained flat across the region’s major cities. APAC: After a spike at the end of 2023, Asia saw an 11% drop in average room rate for hotels in Q1-2023. Similarly, hotels in cities across Australia and New Zealand saw a decrease of 12% vs Q4-2023. Source: FCM Consulting Q1-2024 Global Trends Report