THE AMERICAS The Americas region has recorded positive results in all three key performance metrics for April, according to STR Global data.
Hotels in the Americas ended April with a 4.7% increase in occupancy to 61.2%, while ADR was up 3.3% to US$103.53 and RevPAR rose 8.1% to US$63.35.
Among the key markets in the region, Rio de Janeiro, achieved the largest occupancy increase, rising 13.1% to 77.4%, followed by Miami with a 9.5% increase to 79.8%. Two markets posted occupancy decreases of more than 5%: Toronto (down 8% to 63.4%) and Washington, D.C. (down 6% to 73.7%).
São Paulo jumped 28.4% in ADR to US$147.95, reporting the region’s largest increase in that metric. Rio de Janeiro (up 15.4% to US$207.33) and Miami (up 13.1% to US$170.73), also posted double-digit ADR increases. Washington, D.C. (down 2.9% to US$151.28) and Toronto (down 0.4% to US$138.37) reported the only ADR decreases for the month.
Three markets experienced RevPAR increases of more than 20%: São Paulo (34.4% to US$103.46), Rio de Janeiro (30.6% to US$160.48) and Miami (23.8% to US$136.25). Two markets posted RevPAR decreases: Washington, D.C (8.8% to US$111.55) and Toronto (8.4% to US$87.78).