Hotels & Lodging Market Research Reports & Industry Analysis
The global hotel market was projected to exceed $500 billion by the end of 2014, growing to more than $550 billion by 2016. The American Hotel & Lodging Association counted more than 52,000 lodging properties in the United States (defined as having 15 or more rooms). The fledgling private room rental phenomenon, a trend born out of social media, is too new to quantify, but it if the business is sustainable it will clearly affect the hotel industry, particularly for leisure travel.
MarketResearch.com’s collection of market research studies on the hotel and lodging industry will help you stay competitive and grow in this rebounding and evolving market. We offer several thousand studies on varied aspects of the hotel industry, including hundreds of reports and outlooks on how the hotel industry is and will fare in individual countries worldwide.
Hotels & Lodging Industry Research & Market Reports
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Egypt Travel
... an impressive 16.2 million tourists aided by a wide range of marketing initiatives. Promotional campaigns have focused on enhancing Egypt's global reputation as a leading tourist destination and the affordability of air travel to the ... Read More
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Airline Booking Platform Market Analysis and Forecast to 2033: By Type (B2B Wallet, Payment Portal, Corporate Wallet, Card Payments, Bank Transfers), Application (Online Travel Agencies, Retail Travel Agencies, Business Travel Agencies), Services (Online Payment, Checkout Solutions, In-Person Payment Solutions, Currency Exchange Services, Fraud Detection and Prevention, Data Security, Enhanced Authentication and Security, Dispute and Refund Management, Card Payment Processing), End Users (Airlines, Travel Agencies, Hospitality), Deployment (Web-Based, Mobile-Based, Kiosk-Based), Services Offered (Flight Booking, Ancillary Services, Package Deals, Customer Support), and Region
... Solutions, In-Person Payment Solutions, Currency Exchange Services, Fraud Detection and Prevention, Data Security, Enhanced Authentication and Security, Dispute and Refund Management, Card Payment Processing), End Users (Airlines, Travel Agencies, Hospitality), Deployment (Web-Based, Mobile-Based, Kiosk-Based), Services ... Read More
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Greece Travel
... during the peak season starting in late June, which has extended into September as more tourists, including domestic travellers, seek to avoid the crowded and expensive month of August. This shift is driven by limited ... Read More
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The Netherlands Travel
... in both the Netherlands and source countries. Most tourists have fully regained their confidence to travel following the COVID-19 pandemic resulting in strong travel demand, particularly among Dutch consumers. The travel industry has been responding ... Read More
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New Zealand Travel
... of the review period. According to Statistics New Zealand, 328,100 New Zealand-resident travellers (classified by Stats NZ as people living in New Zealand and arriving back after an absence of less than 12 months) arrived ... Read More
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Kenya Travel
... exploring local attractions. Domestic tourism has been particularly strong due to government initiatives promoting local travel, such as discounted packages and special offers that make travel within the country more affordable for Kenyan citizens. Upgrades ... Read More
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New Zealand Lodging (Destination)
... have launched services to New Zealand, while existing US carriers have expanded their offerings, particularly benefiting the South Island's hospitality sector. Regions such as Queenstown, Christchurch, Nelson, and Marlborough have seen significant increases in hotel ... Read More
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Kenya Lodging (Destination)
... for more budget-friendly accommodation, and this is fuelling demand in the mid-market segment. Hotels in this category such as Ole Sereni, are performing better than upscale and luxury segments, which are more dependent on international ... Read More
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Ecuador Lodging (Destination)
... levels of insecurity in the country, which has deterred tourists from visiting the main tourist destinations. The first quarter of 2024 proved to be particularly challenging due to heightened insecurity, which lead President Daniel Noboa's ... Read More
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The Netherlands Lodging (Destination)
... North Americans has supported overall growth of hotels in the Netherlands, notably in Amsterdam, with average daily rates and occupancy rates rising. Hotels have seen the cost of heating/cooling, staffing, investments, and rent rise, with ... Read More
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Australia Lodging (Destination)
... levels in 2023. This is being driven by international tourists, a marginal rise from domestic leisure tourists and business travellers, along with climbing room prices. 2023 marked a strong recovery period, with room prices increasing ... Read More
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Malaysia Lodging (Destination)
... it faces a number of challenges as it looks to adapt to a rapidly evolving consumer environment. The industry needs to address the issue of the labour shortage to ensure that it can maintain smooth ... Read More
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Thailand Lodging (Destination)
... The overall occupancy rate has rebounded to pre-pandemic levels, particularly in the southern provinces of Thailand, where inbound arrivals are recovering rapidly. Popular tourist destinations such as Chiang Mai and Pattaya are also benefiting from ... Read More
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Chile Lodging (Destination)
... of value sales, and this positive momentum continued into 2023. In addition, the number of room nights surpassed pre-pandemic levels in the first half of 2024 facilitating a higher influx of foreign tourists. Euromonitor International's ... Read More
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Italy Lodging (Destination)
... hotels is expected to continue to grow, together with the number of rooms and occupancy rates. The ADR has also been showing a growth trend, since overall prices have been increasing because of inflation, with ... Read More
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Saudi Arabia Lodging (Destination)
... hotels. In terms of hotel room construction, Saudi Arabia leads the Middle East and Africa with 40,742 rooms currently under construction. The expansion is in line with Saudi Arabia's Vision 2030 goal of attracting 100 ... Read More
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Spain Lodging (Destination)
... Spanish hotels continue to see demand from both local and international travellers. Some hotels are reported to have stated occupancy rates close to 90% over the Easter 2042 period, and summer reservations are also reported ... Read More
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Brazil Lodging (Destination)
... Horizonte, Salvador, Porto Alegre, Recife, Fortaleza, and Manaus. The number of outlets and total revenue indicate that 2023 was a year of recovery, surpassing the pre-pandemic (2019) levels, and growth has continued in 2024. The ... Read More
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Vietnam Travel
... products related to culture and heritage, sports events, and festivals. The number of domestic trips and number of inbound arrivals are therefore set to continue to rise in 2024, although at a slower rate, as ... Read More
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Argentina Travel
... destination for international tourism, a situation primarily taken advantage of by those from neighbouring countries such as Brazil, Uruguay and Chile. In contrast, when the exchange rate is very high, this situation dramatically reverses, making ... Read More
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Brazil Travel
... inflation is more controlled, and the estimated GDP growth in 2024 is positive. However, the country lacks significant investment in tourism infrastructure. Very little is invested in expansion and modernisation, with most of the focus ... Read More
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Thailand Travel
... from China remain significantly below 2019 levels, and are not expected to fully recover by the end of the forecast period. This shortcoming is attributed to China's sluggish economic recovery and a shift toward domestic ... Read More
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Colombia Travel
... visited country in Latin America, after South America. Following COVID-19, Colombia regained its momentum, attracting international tourists two years ahead of projections. The country was recognised at the World Travel Awards, where it earned the ... Read More
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Indonesia Lodging (Destination)
... general, following the disruptors of the pandemic lockdowns and following rebound in mobility. This means growth is slowing down after its previous post-pandemic spike, and overall performance is not yet back to the levels seen ... Read More
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The US Travel
... consumer expectations. The experience of US consumers in relation to their travel desires has bifurcated in 2024. Many consumers have continued travelling despite high prices, even continuing their demand for international travel. A strong US ... Read More
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