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Middle East Hotel Recovery Slows for Peak Q4 Season
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Middle East Hotel Recovery Slows for Peak Q4 Season

Major hotel chains face renewed performance headwinds across the Middle East as regional conflict and event cancellations dampen high-season demand. Accor remains the most exposed global operator, with the region driving roughly 11% of its room revenue.

Key Takeaways

  1. 1Hoteliers forecast a weaker Q4 peak season amid ongoing regional tensions and event cancellations.
  2. 2Accor is the most exposed major group, drawing 11% of global room revenue from the Middle East.
  3. 3Accor's regional RevPAR dropped 3% in Q3, despite sequential improvements in UAE occupancy to the mid-60s.

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