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Host Hotels' Sparkling Balance Sheet
The earnings calendar accelerated in both the REIT and C-Corp section in the past 24 hours. Hyatt received the most attention with a clean beat but then some concerns creeping in.
Host Hotels had a lousy two days to issue a great report with a clean and positive beat and raise.
Summit Hotels came in just under consensus even with a strong top-line performance as higher hotel-level expenses hurt results.
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China Continues Outbound Tour Suspensions
STR reported China hotel RevPAR for the week ended 11/12 was up 17.5% year over year.
China’s Ministry of Culture and Tourism announced it would continue to suspend outbound tours by mainland travel agencies.
In the recent China Construction Pipeline Trend Report from Lodging Econometrics , LE analysts report that China’s total hotel construction pipeline, at the close of Q3 2022, stands at 3,604 projects/684,288 rooms.
Standard International Expands Its International Ambitions
Either investors did not like Membership Collective Group’s earnings report, their management changes or both but the stock got crushed today, down -19%.
STR reported US lodging data for the week ended 11/12. US RevPAR was up 19.4%, year over year.
The Development Review Committee for Pompano Beach, Florida , is considering the site plan for a 1.1-acre property for which MHG Hotels proposed a Homewood Suites by Hilton hotel.
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Standard International Seeks APAC Expansion
Dajia Insurance Group Co has put three hotels in the US up for sale, hoping to generate US$1.3 billion to take advantage of an expected surge in leisure travel and resort business.
U.S. hotel operator Standard International is betting on Thailand’s post-pandemic tourism recovery. Bloomberg said Standard is hoping to power an expansion in Asia that will see it open properties in popular and less-explored destinations.
The new $340 million dual-tower Docklands development in Melbourne, Australia will include a huge rooftop infinity pool, spanning 35 meters when it opens in 2026.