The Hotel Price Index (HPI) of Hotels.com is a periodic report that collects the prices of the hotels of the main cities of the world. It is made based on own data of reservations through Hotels.com. The HPI tracks the actual prices paid per room in a wide selection of hotels, using a weighted average based on the number of rooms booked in each of the markets in which Hotels.com operates. Approximately 94,000 hotels in more than 16,000 locations make up the sample of hotels from which the prices that make up the HPI are obtained.
2010Hotel Price Index - Hotel Price Index – Balance sheet 2009
The Hotel Price Index (HPI®) of Hoteles.com is a periodic report that collects the prices of hotels in the main cities of the world. It is based on own data of reservations through Hoteles.com and shows the actual prices paid by customers (not promotional rates) in 2009.
Reaching its fourth year of edition, the HPI® has become the report par excellence in terms of hotel prices paid around the world, being increasingly used as a reference tool by journalists, analysts, tourism institutions and academics.
2009The Hotel Price Index - Hotel Price Index - January - June 2009
According to Hotels.com's Hotel Price Index, hotel prices have fallen by 17% in the first six months of 2009, compared to the same period last year, which is great news for travelers.
With the exception of the Caribbean, all regions of the world have experienced the steepest rate drop since Hotels.com's Hotel Price Index began in January 2004.
In Europe, the United States and Latin America, hotel prices have fallen during the spring/summer season of 2009 to levels similar to those recorded in 2004 (according to data from the Hotel Price Index of Hotels.com), which means that they have been placed at the lowest level in the last five years.
Hotel Price Index (Analysis 2008 – fourth quarter)
Average hotel room prices* have fallen 12% globally over the past year, according to the latest edition of Hotels.com's Hotel Price Index (HPI). Between October and December 2008, prices were more than 10% below the corresponding average compared to the previous year, which placed the value of the rooms at only 1% above the price recorded by the first HPI published in January 2004.
2008Hotel Price Index (2008 Autumn)
Hotel prices fall during the summer, globally compared to last year according to the latest edition of Hotels.com's Hotel Price Index (HPI). the HPI of Hotels.com shows the actual values paid by consumers for a room in 2008 compared to 2007.
The average value paid by travellers per room during the period from July to September 2008 fell by 3% globally, compared to the same period last year. This is a very significant fact, being the first time that there has been a fall in prices in the summer months since 2004, the date of publication of the first HPI of Hotels.com.
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