Los hoteles españoles han subido su precio medio un 42% desde 2019
🏨 Alex Robinson from STR highlighted the robust growth in Spain's hotel sector during the Annual Hotel Investment Conference by Cushman & Wakefield in Madrid. RevPAR in European hotels is rising at a single-digit rate since July 2023, except for a 10% increase in September, while Spain has seen double-digit growth except in April and August. The ADR has surged by 41.7% (€48) since 2019 vs. a 1% occupancy increase. Luxury and budget hotels are performing well without needing maximum occupancy. Madrid, Alicante, and Oviedo lead occupancy growth by 5%, whereas San Sebastián saw an 8% decline due to increased offerings. Málaga, Valencia, and Alicante lead occupancy rates for the year, reaching averages of 83%, 81%, and 75%. ADR shows signs of deceleration in 2024 compared to 2023, with Madrid at +15%, followed by Málaga (+13%), and Sevilla, Alicante, and Canarias at +11%. The leading destinations by ADR are Marbella (€317), Ibiza (€277), and Barcelona (€194). Projections indicate Madrid and Barcelona will continue to see RevPAR growth into 2025, although at a slower pace.
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