Q1 2025 New Zealand hotels market snapshot - Colliers
International visitor numbers to New Zealand are rising as they edge closer to pre-Covid levels says Derrek Anderson, Director of Hotel Brokerage and Advisory at Colliers.
New annual hotel sector data to drive sustainable travel Aotearoa
The first ever comprehensive survey of hotel sector power usage in New Zealand by Hotel Council Aotearoa (HCA) has revealed new data on energy usage, water usage and recycling.
CBRE: Over 72% of Investors plan to buy more hotel assets in APAC
Rebound in tourist arrivals, particularly in Japan, Singapore and Australia, sparks investor interest in hotel assets. CBRE 2025 Asia Pacific Hotel Investor Intentions Survey.
Australian Hotel Market Set for Robust Growth in 2025 - Colliers
Collier's latest investment report highlights resilient travel intentions and strong investment activity. By Colliers Head of Hotel Transactions Australia, Karen Wales.
L to R: Shaman Chellaram Colliers Senior Director Asia Hotel Advisory and Kei Sumiyoshi Colliers Senior Director and Head of Hotels & Hospitality Japan.
Strong investment in Japan hotels set to continue in 2025 says Colliers
According to Colliers’ Japan Hospitality Insights report, tourism has surged since Japan relaxed national borders, reinstated visa-free travel and relaunched a travel discount scheme.
Oaks Hotels, Resorts and Suites: Key Hotel Travel Trends Set to Shape 2025
Oaks Hotels, Resorts & Suites has shared its forecast travel trends for 2025, based upon an analysis of guest data across its network of over 60 hotels in both bustling cities and scenic coastal destinations.
Gold Coast backpacker and hostels market sees undersupply - M3 Property
The Gold Coast backpacker and hostels market is currently undersupplied in comparison with demand, according to the latest research from M3 Property said James Ruben, National Director, Specialised Assets at M3 Property.
Hong Kong hotel investments to reach USD 500 million in 2024 - JLL
Oscar Chan, Head of Capital Markets at JLL in Hong Kong, said: "Currently, Hong Kong is experiencing high vacancy rates in many hotels, particularly in the three- and four-star categories, largely due to changing tourist consumption patterns.
