STR analysts note that a slight decline in demand (-0.1%) came during a usually lower performance season in Bangkok. Supply (+1.2%) also added pressure on performance levels.
LONDON – Hotels in the Asia Pacific region posted mixed results across the three key performance metrics during July 2018, according to data from STR.
U.S. dollar constant currency, July 2018 vs. July 2017
Asia Pacific
- Occupancy: -0.2% to 73.6%
- Average daily rate (ADR): +1.6% to US$104.16
- Revenue per available room (RevPAR): +1.3% to US$76.65
Local currency, July 2018 vs. July 2017
Shanghai
- Occupancy: -2.7% to 76.5%
- ADR: +0.5% to CNY606.69
- RevPAR: -2.2% to CNY463.94
Supply (+3.5%) continued to outpace relatively flat demand (+0.7%) in the market. The absolute occupancy was the lowest for a July in Shanghai since 2014, while the ADR level was the highest for a July since 2011.
Bangkok
- Occupancy: -1.3% to 79.7%
- ADR: +4.5% to THB3,336.85
- RevPAR: +3.1% to THB2,660.09
STR analysts note that a slight decline in demand (-0.1%) came during a usually lower performance season in Bangkok. Supply (+1.2%) also added pressure on performance levels.
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