The GBR Consulting Barometer is a regular suvey to obtain insights into the Greek hotel industry's opinions current issues as well as expectations about Occupancy (OCC) and Average Room Rate (ARR).
Tourism barometer 2011: expectations of the Greek Hospitality SectorGBR Consulting
The GBR Consulting Barometer is a regular suvey to obtain insights into the Greek hotel industry's opinions current issues as well as expectations about Occupancy (OCC) and Average Room Rate (ARR).
The GBR Consulting Barometer is a regular suvey to obtain insights into the Greek hotel industry's opinions current issues as well as expectations about Occupancy (OCC) and Average Room Rate (ARR).
The survey summarizes the expectations of Greek hotels for the 4th quarter of 2011 and the 2012 season. For Q4 2011, city hotels expect falling occupancy and room rates, especially in Athens. Resort hotels are optimistic for 2012 with expected increases in occupancy and rates. City hotels expect stabilizing occupancy but decreasing room rates for 2012 overall.
The document summarizes the results of a survey of 158 Greek hotels on their expectations for the second quarter and full year of 2013. For Q2 2013, hoteliers overall remain optimistic about increasing occupancy rates but expect room rates to stabilize. City hoteliers anticipate slight occupancy gains but drops in room rates. Resort hotels forecast strong improvements in both occupancy and rates. The most optimistic are hotels in Crete. Two-star hotels are the most pessimistic. For 2013 as a whole, expectations are similar with occupancy increases and stable room rates overall.
The GBR Consulting Barometer is a regular suvey to obtain insights into the Greek hotel industry's opinions current issues as well as expectations about Occupancy (OCC) and Average Room Rate (ARR).
The GBR Consulting Barometer is a regular suvey to obtain insights into the Greek hotel industry's opinions current issues as well as expectations about Occupancy (OCC) and Average Room Rate (ARR).
The GBR Consulting Barometer is a regular suvey to obtain insights into the Greek hotel industry's opinions current issues as well as expectations about Occupancy (OCC) and Average Room Rate (ARR).
The GBR Consulting Barometer is a regular suvey to obtain insights into the Greek hotel industry's opinions current issues as well as expectations about Occupancy (OCC) and Average Room Rate (ARR).
Tourism barometer 2011: expectations of the Greek Hospitality SectorGBR Consulting
The GBR Consulting Barometer is a regular suvey to obtain insights into the Greek hotel industry's opinions current issues as well as expectations about Occupancy (OCC) and Average Room Rate (ARR).
The GBR Consulting Barometer is a regular suvey to obtain insights into the Greek hotel industry's opinions current issues as well as expectations about Occupancy (OCC) and Average Room Rate (ARR).
The survey summarizes the expectations of Greek hotels for the 4th quarter of 2011 and the 2012 season. For Q4 2011, city hotels expect falling occupancy and room rates, especially in Athens. Resort hotels are optimistic for 2012 with expected increases in occupancy and rates. City hotels expect stabilizing occupancy but decreasing room rates for 2012 overall.
The document summarizes the results of a survey of 158 Greek hotels on their expectations for the second quarter and full year of 2013. For Q2 2013, hoteliers overall remain optimistic about increasing occupancy rates but expect room rates to stabilize. City hoteliers anticipate slight occupancy gains but drops in room rates. Resort hotels forecast strong improvements in both occupancy and rates. The most optimistic are hotels in Crete. Two-star hotels are the most pessimistic. For 2013 as a whole, expectations are similar with occupancy increases and stable room rates overall.
The GBR Consulting Barometer is a regular suvey to obtain insights into the Greek hotel industry's opinions current issues as well as expectations about Occupancy (OCC) and Average Room Rate (ARR).
The GBR Consulting Barometer is a regular suvey to obtain insights into the Greek hotel industry's opinions current issues as well as expectations about Occupancy (OCC) and Average Room Rate (ARR).
The GBR Consulting Barometer is a regular suvey to obtain insights into the Greek hotel industry's opinions current issues as well as expectations about Occupancy (OCC) and Average Room Rate (ARR).
The GBR Consulting Barometer is a regular suvey to obtain insights into the Greek hotel industry's opinions current issues as well as expectations about Occupancy (OCC) and Average Room Rate (ARR).
The GBR Consulting Barometer is a regular suvey to obtain insights into the Greek hotel industry's opinions current issues as well as expectations about Occupancy (OCC) and Average Room Rate (ARR).
The document summarizes the expectations of the Greek hospitality sector for the first quarter and full year of 2014. For Q1 2014, hotels expect occupancy rates to increase but are cautious about room rates, which are forecast to stabilize or see slight increases. For the full year 2014, the sector anticipates significant improvements in both occupancy and room rates. City hotels expect stronger occupancy gains in Q1 than resorts, which foresee stable occupancy. Five-star hotels are optimistic for Q1 occupancy but cautious on rates, while four-star hotels see gains in both areas. Three-star hotels predict stable-to-higher occupancy but lower room rates for Q1.
The GBR Consulting Barometer is a regular suvey to obtain insights into the Greek hotel industry's opinions current issues as well as expectations about Occupancy (OCC) and Average Room Rate (ARR).
The GBR Consulting Barometer is a regular suvey to obtain insights into the Greek hotel industry's opinions current issues as well as expectations about Occupancy (OCC) and Average Room Rate (ARR).
The GBR Consulting Barometer is a regular suvey to obtain insights into the Greek hotel industry's opinions current issues as well as expectations about Occupancy (OCC) and Average Room Rate (ARR).
The GBR Consulting Barometer is a regular suvey to obtain insights into the Greek hotel industry's opinions current issues as well as expectations about Occupancy (OCC) and Average Room Rate (ARR).
The survey summarizes expectations of the Greek hospitality sector for the first quarter of 2012 and the full year of 2012 based on a survey of 210 Greek hotels conducted in January 2012. For Q1 2012, city hotels expect significant drops in occupancy and room rates. Resort hotels are slightly pessimistic as well. For 2012 overall, expectations have turned negative after being slightly optimistic in the previous survey, with concerns over ongoing negotiations between Greece and international lenders. Some exceptions to the overall negative outlook include 5-star resort hotels and hotels in Thessaloniki.
This newsletter provides a snapshot of the performance and outlook of the Greek hotel industry, within the broader context of the international hospitality industry as well as of Greek tourism and Greek socio-economic developments.
The Greek Hospitality newsletter of GBR Consulting provides a snapshot of the performance of Greek hotels based on a sample of more than 180 hotels & resorts in Greece. This hotel data is complemented by data from other sources so as to place the Greek hospitality industry in the perspective of Greek tourism and of the International Hospitality Industry.
This newsletter provides a snapshot of the performance and outlook of the Greek hotel industry, within the broader context of the international hospitality industry as well as of Greek tourism and Greek socio-economic developments.
The Greek Hospitality newsletter of GBR Consulting provides a snapshot of the performance of Greek hotels based on a sample of more than 180 hotels & resorts in Greece. This hotel data is complemented by data from other sources so as to place the Greek hospitality industry in the perspective of Greek tourism and of the International Hospitality Industry.
The Greek Hospitality newsletter of GBR Consulting provides a snapshot of the performance of Greek hotels based on a sample of more than 180 hotels & resorts in Greece. This hotel data is complemented by data from other sources so as to place the Greek hospitality industry in the perspective of Greek tourism and of the International Hospitality Industry.
This newsletter provides a snapshot of the performance and outlook of the Greek hotel industry, within the broader context of the international hospitality industry as well as of Greek tourism and Greek socio-economic developments.
This newsletter provides a snapshot of the performance and outlook of the Greek hotel industry, within the broader context of the international hospitality industry as well as of Greek tourism and Greek socio-economic developments.
The Greek tourism industry, especially in Athens, was hard hit during the economic crisis from 2007-2013. International tourist arrivals to Athens dropped sharply from 2007-2012, while other parts of Greece stabilized. This led to a loss of over €2.5 billion for the Athens hotel industry and related businesses due to fewer tourists. While tourist satisfaction in Athens remained high, concerns over unrest and strikes discouraged visits. However, Athens saw a recovery in 2013 with improved occupancy and rates, and further recovery is expected as confidence returns.
The Greek hospitality industry is showing signs of recovery in 2014. International tourist arrivals to Greece increased 32% in the first quarter compared to 2013, while revenue per available room (RevPAR) for Athens hotels rose 11.5%. Greek resorts also saw a significant RevPAR increase of 32.3% in Q1 2014 over the previous year. However, room rates in Athens remain 21% lower than 2008 levels. Several new hotel investments and developments are planned or underway in Greece, signaling growing investor confidence in the tourism sector and broader economic recovery. The outlook for 2014 remains positive with expectations of further occupancy and rate gains.
2013: Exa the performance of the athens hotel sectorGBR Consulting
The document summarizes the results of a tourist satisfaction survey conducted in Athens, Greece between July and September 2013 with 1,450 respondents. Some key findings include:
- The average age of respondents was 30-40 years old and most were travelling with a partner for pleasure and stayed an average of 4.5 nights.
- 70% visited Athens for its archaeological sites and 91% visited the Acropolis.
- 59% had a better experience than expected and 92% would recommend Athens.
- The overall assessment score was 7.8 out of 10.
International arrivals in Greece increased year-over-year in 2013, with arrivals up 14.3% in Athens and 30.5% in the rest of Greece. Revenue per available room (RevPAR) also increased across Athens, Thessaloniki, and Greek resorts. Confidence in the Greek economy is returning as 50% of Greek CEOs expect an improving economy in 2014. Tourist satisfaction in Athens and Thessaloniki remains very high. Several major Greek hotel sales were announced in 2013, including the sale of Astir Palace Resort for €400 million. The Greek tourism industry expects continued growth in 2014 with a target of 18 million international arrivals and €13 billion in revenue.
This newsletter provides a snapshot of the performance and outlook of the Greek hotel industry, within the broader context of the international hospitality industry as well as of Greek tourism and Greek socio-economic developments.
The GBR Consulting Barometer is a regular suvey to obtain insights into the Greek hotel industry's opinions current issues as well as expectations about Occupancy (OCC) and Average Room Rate (ARR).
The document summarizes the expectations of the Greek hospitality sector for the first quarter and full year of 2014. For Q1 2014, hotels expect occupancy rates to increase but are cautious about room rates, which are forecast to stabilize or see slight increases. For the full year 2014, the sector anticipates significant improvements in both occupancy and room rates. City hotels expect stronger occupancy gains in Q1 than resorts, which foresee stable occupancy. Five-star hotels are optimistic for Q1 occupancy but cautious on rates, while four-star hotels see gains in both areas. Three-star hotels predict stable-to-higher occupancy but lower room rates for Q1.
The GBR Consulting Barometer is a regular suvey to obtain insights into the Greek hotel industry's opinions current issues as well as expectations about Occupancy (OCC) and Average Room Rate (ARR).
The GBR Consulting Barometer is a regular suvey to obtain insights into the Greek hotel industry's opinions current issues as well as expectations about Occupancy (OCC) and Average Room Rate (ARR).
The GBR Consulting Barometer is a regular suvey to obtain insights into the Greek hotel industry's opinions current issues as well as expectations about Occupancy (OCC) and Average Room Rate (ARR).
The GBR Consulting Barometer is a regular suvey to obtain insights into the Greek hotel industry's opinions current issues as well as expectations about Occupancy (OCC) and Average Room Rate (ARR).
The survey summarizes expectations of the Greek hospitality sector for the first quarter of 2012 and the full year of 2012 based on a survey of 210 Greek hotels conducted in January 2012. For Q1 2012, city hotels expect significant drops in occupancy and room rates. Resort hotels are slightly pessimistic as well. For 2012 overall, expectations have turned negative after being slightly optimistic in the previous survey, with concerns over ongoing negotiations between Greece and international lenders. Some exceptions to the overall negative outlook include 5-star resort hotels and hotels in Thessaloniki.
This newsletter provides a snapshot of the performance and outlook of the Greek hotel industry, within the broader context of the international hospitality industry as well as of Greek tourism and Greek socio-economic developments.
The Greek Hospitality newsletter of GBR Consulting provides a snapshot of the performance of Greek hotels based on a sample of more than 180 hotels & resorts in Greece. This hotel data is complemented by data from other sources so as to place the Greek hospitality industry in the perspective of Greek tourism and of the International Hospitality Industry.
This newsletter provides a snapshot of the performance and outlook of the Greek hotel industry, within the broader context of the international hospitality industry as well as of Greek tourism and Greek socio-economic developments.
The Greek Hospitality newsletter of GBR Consulting provides a snapshot of the performance of Greek hotels based on a sample of more than 180 hotels & resorts in Greece. This hotel data is complemented by data from other sources so as to place the Greek hospitality industry in the perspective of Greek tourism and of the International Hospitality Industry.
The Greek Hospitality newsletter of GBR Consulting provides a snapshot of the performance of Greek hotels based on a sample of more than 180 hotels & resorts in Greece. This hotel data is complemented by data from other sources so as to place the Greek hospitality industry in the perspective of Greek tourism and of the International Hospitality Industry.
This newsletter provides a snapshot of the performance and outlook of the Greek hotel industry, within the broader context of the international hospitality industry as well as of Greek tourism and Greek socio-economic developments.
This newsletter provides a snapshot of the performance and outlook of the Greek hotel industry, within the broader context of the international hospitality industry as well as of Greek tourism and Greek socio-economic developments.
The Greek tourism industry, especially in Athens, was hard hit during the economic crisis from 2007-2013. International tourist arrivals to Athens dropped sharply from 2007-2012, while other parts of Greece stabilized. This led to a loss of over €2.5 billion for the Athens hotel industry and related businesses due to fewer tourists. While tourist satisfaction in Athens remained high, concerns over unrest and strikes discouraged visits. However, Athens saw a recovery in 2013 with improved occupancy and rates, and further recovery is expected as confidence returns.
The Greek hospitality industry is showing signs of recovery in 2014. International tourist arrivals to Greece increased 32% in the first quarter compared to 2013, while revenue per available room (RevPAR) for Athens hotels rose 11.5%. Greek resorts also saw a significant RevPAR increase of 32.3% in Q1 2014 over the previous year. However, room rates in Athens remain 21% lower than 2008 levels. Several new hotel investments and developments are planned or underway in Greece, signaling growing investor confidence in the tourism sector and broader economic recovery. The outlook for 2014 remains positive with expectations of further occupancy and rate gains.
2013: Exa the performance of the athens hotel sectorGBR Consulting
The document summarizes the results of a tourist satisfaction survey conducted in Athens, Greece between July and September 2013 with 1,450 respondents. Some key findings include:
- The average age of respondents was 30-40 years old and most were travelling with a partner for pleasure and stayed an average of 4.5 nights.
- 70% visited Athens for its archaeological sites and 91% visited the Acropolis.
- 59% had a better experience than expected and 92% would recommend Athens.
- The overall assessment score was 7.8 out of 10.
International arrivals in Greece increased year-over-year in 2013, with arrivals up 14.3% in Athens and 30.5% in the rest of Greece. Revenue per available room (RevPAR) also increased across Athens, Thessaloniki, and Greek resorts. Confidence in the Greek economy is returning as 50% of Greek CEOs expect an improving economy in 2014. Tourist satisfaction in Athens and Thessaloniki remains very high. Several major Greek hotel sales were announced in 2013, including the sale of Astir Palace Resort for €400 million. The Greek tourism industry expects continued growth in 2014 with a target of 18 million international arrivals and €13 billion in revenue.
This newsletter provides a snapshot of the performance and outlook of the Greek hotel industry, within the broader context of the international hospitality industry as well as of Greek tourism and Greek socio-economic developments.
The quarterly newsletter provides a snapshot of the Greek hospitality industry's performance in Q1 2013. International arrivals decreased compared to 2012, with the largest decline in Athens. RevPAR declined in Athens and Thessaloniki but increased for resort hotels. While some competitive destinations saw RevPAR increases, others like Madrid declined. The tourism sector remains optimistic for 2013 with expectations of a 10% increase in both arrivals and travel receipts. Macroeconomic data indicates Greece's economy is stabilizing.
The performance of the Athens hotel sectorGBR Consulting
The survey summarizes tourism trends in Athens from 2009-2012 based on surveys of over 7,000 international visitors. It finds that while international arrivals have stabilized elsewhere in Greece, Athens saw a 11% decline in 2012. Americans, Australians, and Brits paid most attention to the economic crisis but over half still visited. Greeks and Cypriots rated safety and overall satisfaction lower than foreigners. Hotel revenue declined most in lower-rated hotels. While social media use is high, most travelers are older than 30. Hoteliers forecast a difficult first quarter but stabilization in 2013 with regional differences and resilient resort areas.
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GBR Tourism barometer - Q2 2011
1. Tourism Barometer Q2 - 2011 Expectations of the Greek Hospitality Sector April 2011
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5. « MY HOTEL » All hotels The industry as a whole has become very optimistic in terms of occupancy and less pessimistic in terms of prices Also, for the market as a whole hoteliers are less optimistic than for their own hotels. « MARKET IN GENERAL » Ο CC ARR Ο CC ARR Decrease 2 – 5% Stability -2% - +2% Increase >5% Decrease >5% Increase 2 – 5% % of respondents that expected
6. «ΑΓΟΡΑ ΓΕΝΙΚΑ» Ο CC ARR Ο CC ARR City hotels The city hotels have become much more optimistic. More than 18% expects an increase of more than 5% for their own occupancy level. On the other hand 23% expects a drop of 5% or more in the hotel’s prices. The discrepancy between the estimates for their own hotels and the market in general is relatively low. « MY HOTEL » « MARKET IN GENERAL » Decrease 2 – 5% Stability -2% - +2% Increase >5% Decrease >5% Increase 2 – 5% % of respondents that expected
7. «ΑΓΟΡΑ ΓΕΝΙΚΑ» Ο CC ARR Ο CC ARR Resort hotels The resort hotels have switched to a really positive outlook in both occupancy and ARR. Only for the market in general hoteliers expect a slight drop in prices overall. Again hoteliers believe that the market will perform worse than themselves, especially with respect to ARR. « MY HOTEL » « MARKET IN GENERAL » Decrease 2 – 5% Stability -2% - +2% Increase >5% Decrease >5% Increase 2 – 5% % of respondents that expected
8. «ΑΓΟΡΑ ΓΕΝΙΚΑ» Ο CC ARR Ο CC ARR 5 star hotels Hoteliers in the 5* category are extremely positive for their own hotel, particularly with respect to occupancy. It is remarkable that none of the hoteliers expect a drop in occupancy for the market in general. With respect to ARR 76% expects stabilisation or rise for their own hotels, while 73% expects this for the market as a whole. « MY HOTEL » « MARKET IN GENERAL » Decrease 2 – 5% Stability -2% - +2% Increase >5% Decrease >5% Increase 2 – 5% % of respondents that expected
9. «ΑΓΟΡΑ ΓΕΝΙΚΑ» Ο CC ARR Ο CC ARR 4 star hotels The 4 star hoteliers are slightly less optimistic than their 5 star colleagues, but still a very optimistic outlook is forecasted. Projections for the market in general are lower with respect to ARR. « MY HOTEL » « MARKET IN GENERAL » Decrease 2 – 5% Stability -2% - +2% Increase >5% Decrease >5% Increase 2 – 5% % of respondents that expected
10. «ΑΓΟΡΑ ΓΕΝΙΚΑ» Ο CC ARR Ο CC ARR 3 star hotels The 3 * hotels have become much more optimistic in their forecast for Q2 with respect to occupancy. In terms of ARR the 3* hoteliers are less pessimistic, but overall they expect a decline in their prices, which is bigger in their forecasts for the market overall. « MY HOTEL » « MARKET IN GENERAL » Decrease 2 – 5% Stability -2% - +2% Increase >5% Decrease >5% Increase 2 – 5% % of respondents that expected
11. «ΑΓΟΡΑ ΓΕΝΙΚΑ» Ο CC ARR Ο CC ARR 2 star hotels The 2 star hoteliers, as an exception in the Q2 survey, remain very negative on the outlook of occupancy as well as ARR. Regarding the latter none of them expect an increase of prices of more than 5% for themselves nor for the market as a whole. 37% expects a decrease in prices of more than 5% for both themselves and the market. « MY HOTEL » « MARKET IN GENERAL » Decrease 2 – 5% Stability -2% - +2% Increase >5% Decrease >5% Increase 2 – 5% % of respondents that expected
12. «ΑΓΟΡΑ ΓΕΝΙΚΑ» Ο CC ARR ARR Ο CC Athens hotels The hoteliers in Athens forecast a strong recovery in terms of occupancy in Q2 of 2011. For the market as a whole this will be milder as no increases in occupancy are expected above 5%. However, prices remain under pressure for the second quarter, although a slight improvement can be seen. « MY HOTEL » « MARKET IN GENERAL » Decrease 2 – 5% Stability -2% - +2% Increase >5% Decrease >5% Increase 2 – 5% % of respondents that expected
13. «ΑΓΟΡΑ ΓΕΝΙΚΑ» Ο CC ARR Ο CC ARR Thessaloniki hotels The hoteliers in Thessaloniki remain slightly optimistic for Q2 in terms of occupancy and are now also slightly optimistic in their forecasts for the market as a whole in this respect. However, prices will remain under pressure in Q2. In fact, hoteliers have become even more pessimistic in terms of price development for both themselves and the market as a whole. « MY HOTEL » « MARKET IN GENERAL » Decrease 2 – 5% Stability -2% - +2% Increase >5% Decrease >5% Increase 2 – 5% % of respondents that expected
14. «ΑΓΟΡΑ ΓΕΝΙΚΑ» Ο CC ARR Ο CC ARR Other city hotels The majority of the other city hotels are expecting improvements in their occupancy levels, while at the same time they are less pessimistic on the price development for their own hotels as well as for the market. Nevertheless, 22% expects for their hotel a drop in ARR of more than 5% and 25% expects this for the market as a whole. « MY HOTEL » « MARKET IN GENERAL » Decrease 2 – 5% Stability -2% - +2% Increase >5% Decrease >5% Increase 2 – 5% % of respondents that expected
15. «ΑΓΟΡΑ ΓΕΝΙΚΑ» Ο CC ARR Ο CC ARR Hotels in Crete Hoteliers in Crete are by far the most optimistic in the survey. None of them expect a decrease for themselves nor in occupancy nor in ARR. For the market as a whole only 8% expects a decrease of 2% in ARR or more, while nobody predicts a drop in occupancy, It is remarkable that 38% expects an occupancy rise of 5% or more for themselves and 18% expects same with respect to their prices. « MY HOTEL » « MARKET IN GENERAL » Decrease 2 – 5% Stability -2% - +2% Increase >5% Decrease >5% Increase 2 – 5% % of respondents that expected