RevPAR saw tremendous growth in 2015, increasing more than six percent on average and projecting a positive outlook to investors, owners, and general managers. Only two years later, RevPAR is expected to drop to less than three percent in 2017, and continue the decline into 2018.
This dramatic fluctuation presents a challenging landscape for hotel and resort owners, as they face the difficulty of meeting investor expectations for asset appreciation. This is even more daunting for general managers, who must deliver slowing financial growth results to their owners.
Hoteliers cannot control the economy but is a lot they do control that can drive above-market RevPAR growth. This added RevPAR requires no capital expenditure and can drive immediate results on RevPAR. Below is a brief list of practices that will put RevPAR growth squarely in your hands: