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Asia-Pacific
Accor Opens World’s Largest Mercure Hotel in Singapore
Accor has opened the world’s largest Mercure hotel in Singapore, featuring extensive amenities and a prime location between Chinatown and the CBD. -
North America
JP Morgan States Its Q1 Hotel Performance Expectations
JP Morgan forecasts mixed 1Q24 results for the lodging sector, with slow RevPAR growth, strong net rooms growth, and moderating pipeline expansion, recommending selectiveness due to varied performance across companies. -
Asia-Pacific
Thailand Is Considering Casinos
Thailand’s legislature is considering legalizing casino resorts, anticipating a potential increase of US$12 billion in tourism revenue. -
Asia-Pacific
Maldives Tourism to Surpass a Half Million Arrivals in 2024
In 2024, the Maldives surpassed 500,000 visitors, led by China as the top source, followed by Russia, Italy, and the UK, with an average stay of 7.8 days. -
North America
CBRE’s 2024 U.S. Hotel Industry Outlook
CBRE anticipates continued growth in the U.S. hotel industry in 2024, with a 3% RevPAR increase driven by recovery in international travel and strong segments performance, amidst challenges of increasing operational costs and pressure on profit margins. -
Asia-Pacific
Oberoi to Double Its Hotel Room Count by 2030
Oberoi Group plans to open 50 new hotels by 2030, doubling the number of rooms under management. -
Asia-Pacific
Hyatt’s Pipeline is 40% in China
Hyatt aims to expand its presence in China’s economy and midscale hotel segments, leveraging local partnerships and focusing on second and third-tier cities. -
Asia-Pacific
Thailand’s Real Estate Outlook
Thailand’s commercial real estate industry is poised to perform strongly in 2024, driven by the ongoing recovery in the country’s tourism market, growing manufacturing sectors, and flight to quality and flight to green movements into prime assets across core sectors. -
Asia-Pacific
Radisson Expanding in Cambodia and India
Radisson signed a deal to expand in Cambodia and announced even larger growth on its own across India. -
Asia-Pacific
Indians Cancelled 8,000 Bookings to Maldives
India has now slipped to the fifth position for tourist arrivals into Maldives in January, with just over 13,000 visitors. This is per the latest data from the Maldives tourism industry and is quite different than the commentary last week from the Maldives.