Hotels in Europe reported growth across the three key performance metrics in February 2017, according to data from STR.
Europe
Occupancy: +2.9% to 64.5%
Average daily rate (ADR): +1.8% to EUR100.08
Revenue per available room (RevPAR): +4.7% to EUR64.59
Local currency, year-over-year comparisons:
Hungary
Occupancy: +12.0% to 58.1%
ADR: +4.8% to HUF19,919.04
RevPAR: +17.3% to HUF11,566.69
STR analysts note that several events lifted Hungary’s performance, including FeHoVa 2017 (Fishing, Hunting and Arms International Exhibition, 9-12 February), the Budapest Boat Show (23-26 February) and the Budapest Motor Festival (23-26 February).
Netherlands
Occupancy: +4.0% to 64.2%
ADR: +3.5% to EUR107.27
RevPAR: +7.7% to EUR68.88
Hotel performance in the Netherlands was boosted by the ISE 2017 (Integrated Systems Europe) exhibition in Amsterdam (7-10 February). The country’s occupancy eclipsed 80% twice during the four-day event.
Switzerland
Occupancy: -0.6% to 58.5%
ADR: -7.9% to CHF229.79
RevPAR: -8.5% to CHF134.44
February marked Switzerland’s first year-over-year occupancy decline since August 2016. STR analysts note that Swiss hotels performed better on weekdays than on weekends in February, suggesting more corporate business than leisure business.
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