Occupancy Fee Elevated 21.7% Yr-over-year on account of Timing of Thanksgiving

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by Calculated Threat on 11/29/2024 12:21:00 PM

As a result of Thanksgiving calendar shift, the U.S. resort business reported greater year-over-year efficiency comparisons, in accordance with CoStar’s newest knowledge by means of 23 November. …

17-23 November 2024 (proportion change from comparable week in 2023):

• Occupancy: 59.7% (+20.7%)
• Common every day charge (ADR): US$150.49 (+8.6%)
• Income per out there room (RevPAR): US$89.80 (+31.1%)
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The next graph exhibits the seasonal sample for the resort occupancy charge utilizing the four-week common.

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The purple line is for 2024, blue is the median, and dashed mild blue is for 2023.  Dashed purple is for 2018, the report 12 months for resort occupancy. 

The 4-week common of the occupancy charge is above each final 12 months and the median charge for the interval 2000 by means of 2023 (Blue) – and can possible end principally unchanged year-over-year.

Be aware: Y-axis does not begin at zero to higher present the seasonal change.

The 4-week common of the occupancy charge has peaked for the autumn enterprise journey season and can decline seasonally by means of the vacations.  Be aware: Occupancy might be down sharply subsequent week because of the timing of Thanksgiving (the reverse of this week).

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