Hotel Industry in Mexico Reports Negative Results for Q3 2019
Mexican hotel occupancy decreased 3% to 60.3% in the third quarter, and a 3.4% ADR decrease to 1,928.43 Mexican pesos ($100.97) drove RevPAR down 6.3% to 1,162.06 pesos ($60.85).
Mexico’s hotel industry reported negative performance results during Q3 2019, according to data from STR.
Compared with Q3 2018:
• Occupancy: -3.0% to 60.3%
• Average daily rate (ADR): -3.4% to MXN1,928.43
• Revenue per available room (RevPAR): -6.3% to MXN1,162.06
The absolute occupancy level was the lowest for any Q3 in the country since 2013 due to an influx of new supply and lack of demand (-0.1%) growth.
Among STR’s defined markets for the country, Mexico Central South experienced the only rise in occupancy (+3.5% to 54.4%) and the second-largest jump in RevPAR (+4.5% to MXN607.95).
Mexico Northwest posted the largest lift in ADR (+5.0% to MXN2,262.61), which resulted in the highest increase in RevPAR (+4.7% to MXN1,262.11).
The Yucatan Peninsula registered the only double-digit declines in ADR (-12.2% to MXN2,703.18) and RevPAR (-15.4% to MXN1,770.03).
Mexico Central North saw the largest drop in occupancy (-5.8% to 57.8%).
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