The hospitality real estate remains a property market with the highest potential, into 2017, according to industry experts. This industry continues to be an integral part, with a vigorous role in the global economy. Currently, key themes shaping the sector include globalization, technology, innovation, and consolidation. Large-scale mergers & acquisitions, cross-border investments, and technology, such as data analytics, have changed the global landscape for the hospitality real estate.
While developers and investors remain active, globally, market participants have adopted a more cautious outlook this year in comparison to the previous year. The growth witnessed in most global markets has begun to decelerate amidst new supply and high asset pricing. Additionally, the less certain view within the global economy has impelled market participants to re-examine their business strategies in the year ahead. However, despite geo-political issues, terrorism, and economic uncertainty, the tourism industry has shown strength and travel remains high. The movement of international travelers is expected to grow 4%, annually, over the next ten years, resulting in an increase in the demand for hotels and accommodation.
Positive trends in employment, and the subsequent boost it provides to consumer confidence, remain vigorous forces supporting hotel performance.
In our report on the global hospitality industry, the sector has been segmented into three categories - hotels & accommodation, spas & resorts, and other themed properties, based on the property type. In this global report, we cover the hospitality industry by geography at the regional as well as country level.
Key performance metrics that have been studied for the discussion, regarding operating performance, are:
- Total supply - historical and forecast
- Occupancy rates
- Average daily rate (ADR), Revenue per available room (RevPAR), and others
For key deliverables, refer to the Table of Contents.
