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US summer travel 2022
Summer 2022 is likely to be a good one for travel and tourism in the US. The following five key trends are shaping the industry, with implications for hotel owners. Leisure travel is booming Revenue per available room (RevPAR) in the US is outstripping not just 2020 and 2021 levels, but increasingly 2019 levels too. RevPAR outperformance is largely driven by rates.
US summer travel 2022
Summer 2022 is likely to be a good one for travel and tourism in the US. The following five key trends are shaping the industry, with implications for hotel owners. Leisure travel is booming Revenue per available room (RevPAR) in the US is outstripping not just 2020 and 2021 levels, but increasingly 2019 levels too. RevPAR outperformance is largely driven by rates.
US summer travel 2022
McKinsey’s recent US travel survey shows that leisure travel is booming, and this summer many people are planning to take their vacations “no matter what.” Summer 2022 is likely to be a good one for travel and tourism in the US. The following five key trends are shaping the industry, with implications for hotel owners. Leisure travel is booming Revenue per available room (RevPAR) in the US is outstripping not just 2020 and 2021 levels, but increasingly 2019 levels too.
How Spanish hospitality companies can overcome the staff-shortage challenge
Spain’s economy is more dependent on tourism income than most other European countries. Before the COVID-19 pandemic, the Spanish tourism sector was worth €155 billion, or 14.3 percent of national GDP, and accounted for nearly 15 percent of total jobs in the country. 1 And in some communities, tourism contributes to over 20 percent of all economic activity. 2 The pandemic knocked Spain’s economy—especially the tourism sector.
How Spanish hospitality companies can overcome the staff-shortage challenge
Spain’s hospitality industry could make use of five key acquisition trends to attract and retain talent. Spain’s economy is more dependent on tourism income than most other European countries. Before the COVID-19 pandemic, the Spanish tourism sector was worth €155 billion, or 14.3 percent of national GDP, and accounted for nearly 15 percent of total jobs in the country. And in some communities, tourism contributes to over 20 percent of all economic activity.
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