STR Weekly Insights: 20-26 April 2025 ...Middle East

Through a combination of calendar headwinds and tailwinds, U.S. hotel revenue per available room (RevPAR) grew 3.2% during the week ending 26 April 2025. The headwind was the inclusion of Easter Sunday, providing a difficult comparison to last year when Easter Sunday was in March. It is notable that demand for the entire Easter week was the second highest since STR began weekly data tracking in 2000. As compared to Easter week last year, demand was 2.1% higher, suggesting that travelers are taking economic uncertainty in stride.

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