Financial Results

Financial Results

20% of transactions are hotels
28.11.2025

Aroundtown 9M 2025: With a stable net rental income and a hotel portfolio share of 22%, the group starts into the last quarter of the year.

Broadly stable TRevPAR
21.11.2025

Motel One Q3 2025: The German budget design hotel group maintained stable volumes and pricing, which it attributes primarily to the strength of its premium locations and the favorable Bleisure mix.

Investments minimise turnover
21.11.2025

Minor Hotels Q3 2025: For the international hotel group based in Thailand, operational efficiency and disciplined financial management deliver stronger margins amid volatile operating environment.

Solid performance and confirmed offer period
21.11.2025

PPHE Q3 2025: The UK market delivered a solid performance, while trading in the Netherlands and Germany was more subdued. Meanwhile, PPHE Hotel Group has also confirmed that it is currently in a bidding period.

Strong global growth
7.11.2025

Choice Hotels Int. Q3 2025: The group accelerates momentum in its international business where it is on a good track to double profitability by 2027.

14th consecutive quarter of financial records
7.11.2025

IHCL Q2 & H1 FY 2025-26: The Indian Hotels Company Limited sees its fourteenth consecutive quarter of record financial performance.

Growth is now international
7.11.2025

Marriott Int. Q3 2025: In the 2025 third quarter, Marriott's worldwide RevPAR increased 0.5 percent compared to the 2024 third quarter. But RevPAR in the U.S. and Canada declined 0.4 percent year-over-year. On the other hand, RevPAR in international markets increased 2.6 percent year-over-year.

Core fees and cost management
7.11.2025

Hyatt Hotels Corp. Q3 2025: The third quarter results reflect the strength of Hyatt's core fee business and disciplined approach to cost management. Looking into the fourth quarter and beyond, the group expects a robust pipeline with significant white space for growth.

Finland and Germany are struggling
31.10.2025

Scandic Q3 2025: Scandic delivered a quarter of good growth, results and cash flow. Positive demand was noted in most of the markets, with increasing travel volumes and tourism, as well as a busy event calendar, underpinning a stable increase in RevPAR.

US and UK stay largest feeder markets
31.10.2025

Global Hotel Alliance Q 3 2025: The alliance’s third quarter 2025 results show sustained double-digit growth across key indicators, underscoring the strength of its loyalty programme GHA Discovery, which has now surpassed 32 million members.

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