Financial Results
Motel One Group H1 2025: The budget design hotel group continues to develop dynamically – internationally, conceptually, and economically. The second brand is also gaining momentum.
Hyatt Q2 2025: During the second quarter, Hyatt announced a new upscale conversion brand called Unscripted by Hyatt and opened more than 8,900 rooms, inclusive 2,600 rooms associated with the Playa Hotels Acquisition.
IHG Q2 und H1 2025: The company reported a gross system growth of 7.7% YOY and a net system growth of 5.4% YOY adjusting for the impact of removing rooms previously affiliated with the The Venetian Resort Las Vegas.
Choice Hotels Int. Q2 2025: While domestic RevPAR decreased during Q2 2025, the company accelerated international expansion and holds its position in the extended-stay segment.
Marriott Int. Q2 2025: The company delivered a solid second quarter and launched the new soft brand Series by Marriott. The leisure segment drives the RevPAR growth.
Meliá Q2 und H1 2025: The company reports strong performance across all segments: Leisure, Corporate, and Tour Operation. Spain’s strong positioning as a tourist destination continues to support RevPAR growth above that of other markets.
Accor 1HJ 2025: In a tense macroeconomic environment, the Group remains resilient. The diversification of its hotel portfolio, both in terms of geography and segments, enables it to capture continued strong global demand.
Wyndham Q2 2025: The company returned nearly $110 million to shareholders and remains confident to create long-term value for their partners. While RevPAR decreased, comparable EBITDA grew.
Hilton Q2 and 1 HY 2025: The largest pipeline in its history and remaining confident in delivering high net unit growth - Hilton Worldwide Holdings Inc. reported its second quarter and six months 2025 results.
GHA/Global Hotel Alliance H1 2025: With hotel revenues, room nights and demand for international travel all building on 2024 momentum, the H1 results set a positive trajectory for the remainder of the year.