Cole Martin

While U.S. hotel revenue per available room (RevPAR) grew for a 20th consecutive week — up 4.4% year over year — and the industry has now sustained growth for nearly five months, the pace of ...

U.S. hotels extended their growth streak during the week of Aug. 9-15, with revenue per available room (RevPAR) increasing 6.2% year over year, marking 19 consecutive weeks of growth.

U.S. hotel performance strengthened again in the week of July 19-25 as the final match of the 2026 FIFA World Cup helped lift national results while the return of displaced group demand broadened ...

U.S. hotel performance increased across all primary metrics for the 14th consecutive week in the week of July 12-18.

Note: “Match-days” throughout this article refers to both the night before and the night of the match, which are the peak nights for hotel performance around the World Cup matches. “Shoulder-days” ...

Note: “Match days” throughout this article refers to both the night before and the night of the match, which are the peak nights for hotel performance around the World Cup matches.

Note: “Match days” throughout this article refers to both the night before and the night of the match, which are the peak nights for hotel performance around the World Cup matches. “Shoulder days” ...

U.S. hotel revenue per available room (RevPAR) growth extended to an eleventh consecutive week, rising 9.7% during the first full week of the 2026 World Cup.

U.S. hotel performance surged in the first week of the FIFA World Cup, with demand reaching a new 2026 high of nearly 28 million rooms sold during the week of June 7-13.

U.S. hotel performance extended its growth streak into the first week of June, with revenue per available room (RevPAR) increasing 5.3%.

U.S. hotel demand overcame a soft Memorial Day weekend as post-holiday travel drove the largest year-over-year increase in room demand of the month in the week of May 24-30.

Amid constant change around the world, U.S. hotel performance remains steady, with growth increasingly driven by pricing.

U.S. hotel performance extended its growth streak for a sixth consecutive week during the week of May 10-16, with revenue per available room (RevPAR) increasing 5.4% year over year.

U.S. hotel performance continued to outpace 2025 in the week of May 3-9, with revenue per available room increasing 2%, the fifth consecutive week of growth and the 12th gain in the past 14 weeks.

The events have it.

U.S. hotels saw their largest week of year-over-year growth since mid-January 2025, due to an easy comparison against Holy Week 2025.

U.S. hotel performance for the week of April 5-11 finished with a modest 0.4% increase in revenue per available room, though aggregate weekly performance masked a sharp divide between weekday and ...

Preliminary data shows that U.S. hotels sold the most rooms on record for any first quarter since STR began tracking the industry in 1987. An increase of roughly 5.9 million rooms sold year over year ...

U.S. hotel performance surged in the final week of March, capping off a historic first quarter for the industry.

March continued strong as U.S. hotel room demand increased for a seventh consecutive week and at the highest level since mid-February.