State of Global Hospitality Pricing H1–H2 2026
A 2026 global hospitality pricing report focused on hotel pricing conditions and revenue implications across the first and second halves of the year.
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A 2026 global hospitality pricing report focused on hotel pricing conditions and revenue implications across the first and second halves of the year.
JLL reports $57.4B in global hotel investment volume in 2024 and expects 2025 volume to accelerate by roughly 15%–25%, alongside 3%–5% global RevPAR growth.
Deloitte expects resilient travel demand while examining generative AI, hotel and airline merchandising, affordability, and the imbalance between U.S. inbound and outbound travel.
The report identifies emerging travel behaviors and products, including destination-making “trailblazer hotels” and experience-led choices that influence where travelers go and stay.
Aggregated data from approximately 20,500 independent lodging properties in 177 countries covers channel shifts, ADR, length of stay, TRevPAR, GOPPAR, and labor-cost pressure.
AHLA describes normalizing travel demand, growing interest in experience-driven and sustainable travel, generative AI use, event opportunities, and continued cost and regulatory pressure.
The 49-page research page covers labor supply and skills gaps, changing work patterns, technology and sustainability, and employment projections across 20 key economies.
STR/TE raised 2026 U.S. RevPAR growth to about +4.4% on strong demand and World Cup pricing lift; 2027 slows to roughly +2.1%.
Thematic hotel update on resilient demand under geopolitical and economic pressure, plus quiet luxury, social commerce, and loyalty shifts.
U.S. hotel room-revenue growth expected around ~2% in 2025; competition from STRs, tighter budgets, loyalty/direct, and AI visibility.