U.S. Online Travel Overview Fourteenth Edition: Hotels & Lodging

Summary

While the U.S. economic outlook showed only slight improvement in 2014, the hospitality market is reported stellar growth. Supply is flat, demand is rising and average daily rate is reaching record highs. However, the groups and meetings sector is still lagging, and budget and mid-tier hotels have not enjoyed the same comeback as four- and five-star properties. While "big-box," full-service properties in major cities are seeing a resurgence in business travel, smaller properties in secondary markets are still struggling as Middle America gets back on its feet – and back on the road.

U.S. Online Travel Overview Fourteenth Edition: Hotels & Lodging provides an in-depth look at the current state of the lodging market and projects future performance, with market sizing and forecasting through 2016.

U.S. Travel Market Overview
To put the hotel and lodging-specific trends in perspective, this report includes a comprehensive overview of the total U.S. travel market. The robust overview chapter includes market sizing and projections for the U.S. travel market through 2016, including breakouts for key online and offline distribution channels and all major travel segments – airlines, hotels, car rental, cruises, tour operators and rail. provides a detailed overview of travel distribution in the U.S., with analysis of trends in market share, technological innovation and consumer behavior.

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