Labor Day Shift Snaps U.S. Hotel RevPAR Growth Streak
A Labor Day calendar shift ended the U.S. hotel industry's 21-week growth streak as weekly RevPAR dropped 6.2% year over year. Despite widespread national declines, New York City outperformed with double-digit RevPAR growth.
Key Takeaways
1U.S. RevPAR dropped 6.2% year over year to $100.08, ending 21 weeks of consecutive growth.
2New York City led top markets with RevPAR climbing 11.5% to $399.60 alongside 91.8% occupancy.
3Las Vegas suffered steep contractions, with ADR dropping 20.2% and RevPAR plunging 32.8%.
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