Hyatt Hotels Corporation highlighted today Hyatt’s expected growth trajectory, from the sought-after beach town of Miches, Dominican Republic to the lush island of St. Lucia, World of Hyatt guests and members will soon have more than 30 new hotels to consider in Latin America & the Caribbean. Through 2027, Hyatt is committed to expanding its brand presence in new and exciting destinations throughout the region, meeting travelers in even more places – whether vacationing fwith family for a fun-filled stay or reconnecting with colleagues at a picturesque location.
Marriott International’s strong conversion activity helps drive robust growth in the Caribbean and Latin America
Hotel conversions continue to have real momentum in the Caribbean and Latin America (CALA) region and in recent years have become an important growth driver for Marriott International. Hoteliers and investors are leveraging the efficiencies and advantages of renovating and rebranding existing properties, further expanding the breadth of Marriott’s portfolio, consisting of 31 global brands.
The Backend of the Latin America Hotel Construction Pipeline grows and renovations and brand conversions tick upward
According to Lodging Econometrics’ (LE’s) Construction Pipeline Trend Report for Q1 2023, the hotel construction pipeline in Latin America, quarter-over-quarter, has increased 2% by projects and 3% by rooms. The Latin America hotel construction pipeline, at the close of Q1 2023, stands at 546 projects/90,139 rooms, however, down slightly 3% by projects and 2% by rooms year-over-year (YOY).
Healthy growth for the back end of the Latin America construction pipeline at year-end 2022
In the recently released Latin America Construction Pipeline Trend Report from Lodging Econometrics (LE), analysts report that at the close of Q4 2022, the total construction pipeline stands at 536 projects/87,827 rooms.
Latin America’s Hotel Construction Pipeline Rises 43%
Latin America Construction Pipeline Trend Report, the region’s total hotel construction pipeline has 555 projects/90,496 rooms at Q2 2022.
São Paulo leads hotel profitability recovery in Latin America
Among key hotel markets in Latin America, São Paulo led in recovery of gross operating profit per available room (GOPPAR).
Latin America’s hotel construction pipeline
Latin America hotel construction pipeline is down 7% by projects and 11% by rooms, year-over-year at the end o Q1 2022.
Latin America’s hotel construction pipeline
The region’s pipeline experienced an 11% decline in projects and a 7% decrease in rooms, year-over-year in Q4.
The Latin America hotel construction pipeline continues to regress
Currently at the lowest number of projects in the Latin America construction pipeline since the first quarter of 2012.
Beach destinations leading hotel performance in LATAM
Latin America’s popular leisure markets, especially beach destinations, have continued to post hotel occupancy levels above 40%.
