In the month of March, the Americas region reported a 5.5% increase in occupancy line for an annual average of 55.3%, 3.1% increased the average daily rate (ADR) to an average of US$102.60, and 8.8% increased the average income per available room (RevPAR) to an average of US$56.74.In February, these same items reported increases of 5.8%, 3.9% and 9.9%, respectively.
Among the region's key markets, Santiago de Chile experienced the largest increase in occupancy area, raising it to 73.9% for an annual average of 84.6%, followed by Mexico City with 14% for an annual average of 67%.
Meanwhile, Sao Paulo, Brazil, fell 7.5% in occupancy, reporting the longest drop in that measurement, followed by New York with 4.1%. In the ADR item, Rio de Janeiro recorded the highest growth with 40.9%.
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Santiago (+79.5% for US$143.61) and Rio de Janeiro (+44.3% for US$197.37) showed the highest increase in RevPAR of that month.
