Only Subtle Shifts Happening At Western Mountain Lodging For Holidays And Remaining Season
Daily rates nudged up a bit, occupancy edged down a bit, and despite good snow conditions across much of the western U.S., results among the particip...
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Daily rates nudged up a bit, occupancy edged down a bit, and despite good snow conditions across much of the western U.S., results among the particip...
Whether it was decent widespread snowfall, sustained consumer optimism, post-election recovery, or pent-up demand, bookings for the winter months surg...
As expected, lodging properties that participate in DestiMetrics* monthly data collection finalized their summer season with modest year-over-year inc...
After western mountain destinations struggled with a tepid and tentative start to the summer season, a little tweaking with daily rates was enough to ...
The busiest months of the summer season are now safely banked for western mountain destinations and the remaining two months are maintaining the summe...
Plunging lodging rates in the midst of the pandemic for more than a year were followed by skyrocketing rates as the arrival of vaccines allowed the pe...
After daily rates edged down slightly during May due to ongoing price-sensitivity from consumers, summer occupancy continued to tick up during June as...
A very small tweak in aggregated rates over the past 30 days created an appreciable uptake in occupancy for most of the summer months in a notable pat...
A famine-to-feast snowfall season coupled with stubbornly high inflation and interest rates led to declines in winter lodging occupancy across 17 west...
Expectations for a gangbuster finish to the ski season courtesy of widespread and generous snowfall across western mountain destinations over the last...
Mother Nature finally revealed her generous side in February by dumping considerable amounts of snow across most western U.S. ski resorts and turned ...
The economy might be going like gangbusters this winter but Mother Nature is not--and the considerable power of snowfall, or lack of it, is apparent t...