Balance Sheets since 2023

Berlin. Design is the hit: the Design Hotels Group was able to increase its turnover significantly in 2013. Shortly after that, the stock prices rocketed when Starwood Hotels announced that it plans to take over the broad majority in its subsidiary via a "domination agreement".

Wiesbaden. Three German hotel groups announce increased room rates for 2013; however, the development in terms of occupancy was rather weak. Especially Maritim Hotels has suffered immensely which has even resulted in a decrease of the room yield.

Augsburg. In 2013, the hotel groups Hilton Worldwide, Scandic, NH Hoteles and Orient-Express Hotels were keen on optimizing their portfolio and results. Not all of them achieved higher revenues in 2013 compared to 2012, nevertheless all of them show great optimism for 2014.

London/Chicago/Rockville/Rostock. Accor's growth 2013 was based more on up- and midscale than on economy hotels. With respect to IHG, Holiday Inn's turnover decreased in 2013 due to the termination of agreements; concerning Hyatt, the RevPar of the full-scale hotels increased more than that of the select service hotels in the fourth quarter; at Choice, the franchise turnovers increased; and DSR in Rostock announces good key figures.

Brussels/Stamford/Hanover. The 2013 balance sheets and the outlook for 2014 make hotel companies smile again. Rezidor's "Route 2015" program accelerated recovery, Starwood Hotels reported growing profits and RevPar, and TUI Hotels was able to compensate the losses in Egypt.

Paris. Despite the dynamic development of its franchise and management hotels in 2013, Accor's revenue declined. Main reasons were currency effects and asset sales.

Hanover. The TUI Group closes the financial year 2012/13 with a good operating result, despite the one-off expenses for the "oneTUI" programme, and is planning to resume dividend payments for the first time since 2007, with a payout of 0.15 euros per share.

Madrid. In the first-half of 2013, NH Hoteles announced a growth of 3.2% in total revenue to €673.6m - including non-recurring revenue. This drove the Group’s first net profit since year-end 2011. With these results, NH sees its strategy plan confirmed.

Bad Ragaz. The Grand Resort Bad Ragaz in Switzerland was able to generate revenue increases in 2013 in its core business in the hotel industry and in the Tamina Therme, however, revenue losses had to be accepted in the casino once more.

Paris/Bad Arolsen. Accor announced a positive net result for the first half-year 2013 in spite of slightly declining numbers; Hospitality Alliance also increased its revenues. Both groups are focussing on improved distribution concepts and not in the least, are also looking at the future positively due to the good summer months.