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Health concern house of travel new zealand creates small blip in transient reservations while corporate travel remains unfazed. For the next 12 months (November 2014 – October 2015), overall committed occupancy is up 4.3 percent when compared to the same time last year. ADR is up 4.1 percent based on reservations currently on the books.
NEW YORK – Hotels in major North American markets showcased their resiliency as they experienced positive growth in both rate and occupancy across most travel segments despite the global Ebola health risk, according to data from the November 2014 TravelClick North American Hospitality Review house of travel new zealand (NAHR) . While leisure transient (individual) booking pace decreased slightly -1.0 percent, transient business increased 1.6 percent, indicating that the scare did not deter individual business travelers.
“Despite global house of travel new zealand travel concerns over Ebola, the hotel sector house of travel new zealand continues to grow and we expect this trend to continue through the rest of 2014 and into 2015,” said John Hach, Senior Vice President, Global Product Management at TravelClick. “Looking forward, TravelClick sees a real opportunity for capturing shorter term group business which should help bolster overall average daily rate (ADR) performance throughout 2015.”
For the next 12 months (November 2014 – October 2015), overall committed occupancy* is up 4.3 percent when compared to the same time last year. ADR is up 4.1 percent based on reservations currently on the books.
Transient bookings are up 3.6 percent year-over-year and ADR for this segment is up 5.0 percent. When broken down further, the transient leisure (discount, qualified and wholesale) segment house of travel new zealand is showing occupancy gains of 3.2 percent and ADR gains of 5.0 percent. Transient house of travel new zealand business (negotiated and retail) segment occupancy house of travel new zealand is up 4.5 percent and ADR is up 4.9 percent. Group segment occupancy house of travel new zealand is ahead by 4.7 percent and ADR is up 2.1 percent, compared to the same time last year.
Hach continued, “As the holiday season rapidly house of travel new zealand approaches, the outlook is prosperous for hoteliers house of travel new zealand as most segments are experiencing upticks in performance. Group business house of travel new zealand is proving to be a strong and robust channel. This segment encountered the most highs and lows in 2014. We are very encouraged by the pace of group bookings and believe that hotels have a real opportunity to grow this channel throughout 2015.”
The November NAHR looks at group sales commitments and individual reservations in the 25 major North American markets for hotel stays that are booked by November 2, 2014 from the period of November 2014 to October 2015.