U.S. hotels achieved their strongest monthly RevPAR gain since March 2023 in June 2026, rising 8.4% year-over-year. World Cup matches drove exceptional growth in host markets like San Francisco and Miami.
Key Takeaways
1U.S. RevPAR reached $120.97 (+8.4%) while ADR rose 6.7% to $173.76.
2San Francisco led top markets with a 31.2% RevPAR increase to $212.87.
324 of the top 25 U.S. hotel markets experienced year-over-year RevPAR growth.
The U.S. Department of Labor is expanding its partnership with Huntington Ingalls Industries to boost maritime and skilled trades pre-apprenticeship programs. The initiative will create a Job Corps training hub in San Diego to address regional skilled labor shortages.
Key Takeaways
1Establishes a maritime-focused Job Corps Center and training hub in San Diego.
2Integrates Southern California Job Corps centers to expand the skilled trades talent pipeline.
3Aims to combat skilled labor shortages through enhanced pre-apprenticeships and career training.
A preview of the most anticipated luxury hotel debuts and high-profile property restorations across California, including Appellation Petaluma. Industry stakeholders should monitor these new entries for emerging competitive benchmarks in high-end hospitality.
Key Takeaways
1Highlights new developments and historic restorations across major California markets.
2Features upcoming luxury lifestyle properties including Appellation Petaluma.
3Signals shifts in supply dynamics and upscale traveler expectations in the region.
U.S. hotels recorded significant year-over-year gains in June 2026, driven by World Cup demand that pushed RevPAR up 8.4% to $120.97 and ADR up 6.7% to $173.76. Key host markets like San Francisco and Miami experienced massive double-digit RevPAR and ADR surges.
Key Takeaways
1U.S. RevPAR grew 8.4% to $120.97, while occupancy rose to 69.6% and ADR reached $173.76.
2San Francisco/San Mateo led top markets with a 31.2% RevPAR surge and 80.5% occupancy.
3Miami recorded the highest ADR gain, climbing 23.2% to $218.37.
+How much did the World Cup boost San Francisco hotel RevPAR in June 2026?
World Cup matches pushed nationwide U.S. hotel RevPAR up 8.4% year-over-year to $120.97 in June 2026, driving massive double-digit RevPAR and ADR surges in host markets like San Francisco. Across the entire U.S., average daily rate (ADR) also rose 6.7% to $173.76 during the month.
+What major luxury hotels are opening in California?
Appellation Petaluma is among the top anticipated luxury hotel debuts and high-profile property restorations opening across California. Industry stakeholders monitor these upcoming properties to establish new competitive benchmarks for high-end hospitality performance in the state.
+How is the U.S. Department of Labor addressing skilled labor shortages in San Diego?
The U.S. Department of Labor is expanding its workforce partnership with Huntington Ingalls Industries to boost maritime and skilled trades pre-apprenticeship programs. This initiative creates a new Job Corps training hub in San Diego to directly address regional skilled labor shortages.
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