With a positive balance, the three key indicators of hotel performance in the continent during the month of June were closed. According to data recorded by the agency STR and STR Global, overall occupancy during the month grew by 4% to an annual average of 67.4%; the average daily rate (ADR) reached an increase of 3.8% for US$104.44 per year; and median income per available room (RevPAR) rose 8% for a record of $70.42 per year.
The most outstanding American market was that of Santiago de Chile, registering the largest increase in occupancy with +27.7%, for an annual average of 70.3%; in second place was Rio de Janeiro with +18%, for 68.6%; followed by Miami, Florida, with +11% and 70.9% per year; and finally, Mexico City with +10.5%, marking an annual occupancy of 65.4%. For its part, the city with the lowest record was Buenos Aires, Argentina, reporting a fall of 7.4%.
As for the average daily rate (ADR) stand out in Latin America, Sao Paulo, Brazil, with 34.6% for an annual average of US $ 145.89; and Rio de Janeiro with a positive 18.7%, for US$193.71 per year.
According to the report, four markets recorded increases in RevPAR of more than 20% in this period. Again Sao Paulo stands out with 46.9% and an annual marking of US$104.22; Santiago continues with 40.8%, which also reached US$104.08; followed by Rio de Janeiro with 40% and a total of US$132.96; and San Francisco, California, with 20.5% for an annual average of US$127.31.
Finally, there is Toronto, Canada, which experienced the largest decrease in indicators, registering a decrease of 4.9% in ADR for a total of US $ 144.36 and -9.5% in RevPAR reaching US $ 109.44 per year.
