Hilton’s Asia Pacific RevPAR grew 0.9% in Q2, driven by strong performance in Japan, India, and Southeast Asia, and boosted by China’s travel rebound.
Hilton has announced that Q2 Asia Pacific RevPAR grew 0.9% on year, driven by continued strong performance in Japan, India and South East Asia. Outbound tourism from China continues to rebound, contributing to growing intra-regional travel, and supported by further relaxation of visa policies. The region also continues to be a popular long-haul travel destination and is seeing sustained business travel demand compared to 2023.
With the opening of 36 new properties in Q2, the company’s total trading estate in Asia Pacific now stands at 837. In addition to the company’s entry into Nepal with Hilton Kathmandu also surpassed 100 DoubleTree hotels and 100 Hilton Garden Inn properties in the region. The launch of “Garden Inn Gen A”, an innovative regional prototype set to debut in key cities across Greater China over the next year, further energizes the growth of this fast-growing brand.
Hilton’s pipeline of properties under development is now at a record-breaking 1,021, following the signing of Conrad Jaipur (India), Tapestry Collection by Hilton Hoi An (Vietnam) and DoubleTree by Hilton Hobart (Australia), reflecting robust demand for our luxury, lifestyle and full-service brands in key destinations.
The hospitality company’s commitment to expanding loyalty and guest experiences in the region was also bolstered by the addition of almost 400 exquisite boutique luxury properties – including more than 80 in Asia Pacific – following its exclusive partnership with Small Luxury Hotels of the World, as well as a country-first partnership with Starbucks China.
Hilton Q2 2024 APAC Media Factsheet
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