Financial Results
MHP Hotel AG FY 2024: Despite cost inflation, the financial year 2024 was a good year for the Munich-based operator. Revenue and EBITDA rose consistently.
Aroundtown Q1 2025: The Company continued to strengthen its balance sheet. In March 2025, 22 percent of the asset type in the portfolio were hotels, 38 percent is attributable to the office sector, 34 percent to residential.
Motel One Q1 2025: With its consistent focus on central city locations, supported by new strategic steps, Motel One continues to prove itself robust and successful. The equity ratio has fallen slightly.
TUI Q2 2025: The Hotels, Cruises and Activities (TUI Musement) business segment remains a strong growth pillar for the tourism group. Overall, hotel occupancy and the average bed rate increased slightly.
Meliá FY 2024 + Q1 2025: With double-digit RevPAR growth and an EBITDA margin from the pre-pandemic period, Meliá looks back on 2024 with satisfaction and expects positive development for 2025.
Choice Hotels Int. Q1 2025: The franchisor is outperforming its chain scales and driving domestic RevPAR growth of 2.3% year-over-year and the global net rooms system size by 2.8%.
IHG Q1 2025: The global RevPAR increased by 3.3%, driven by a globally diverse footprint and growth in each of Business, Leisure and Groups; it was a strong quarter of development performance, on track to meet full year consensus profit expectations.
Marriott Int. Q1 2025: Brands, fees and the travel demand have been driving the first quarter of 2025 of the world's biggest hotel chain. The international markets experienced particularly robust growth.
Hyatt Q1 2025: Business and group travel were the drivers of system-wide RevPAR growth. The quarter was also impacted by Easter, which fell in the second quarter this year, while last year's holiday fell in the first quarter.
IHCL Q4 2024 and FY 2025: The Indian Hotels Company Limited announces an impressive RevPAR growth für FY 2025 and proposes a dividend at 20% of consolidated profit after tax.