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China’s star-rated hotels report Q1 revenue at ￥48.711 billion
08/23/2018|8:22:33 AM|
In Q1, the average room rate (ARR) of all star-rated hotels was RMB 343.13 per room night, average occupancy rate (AOR) was 50.55% (+0.35pp), and revenue per available room (RevPAR) was RMB 173.45 (1.77%).
Economy hotels form 87.3% of China’s accommodation supply in 2017
08/16/2018|8:33:13 AM|
By the end of 2017, China registered 457,834 accommodation facilities and 16,770,394 guest rooms. About 69% of them were hotels and 31% were alternative accommodations.
Huazhu ranked 4th globally, Meituan files for IPO, and more in ChinaTravelNews Briefing
07/09/2018|10:48:48 AM|
AccorHotels’ shareholder Huazhu surpassed IHG in market capitalization as the world’s fourth highest valued hospitality group. Tencent-invested e-commerce and travel firms Meituan and Tongcheng Elong filed for Hong Kong listings.
Five-star hotels have the highest occupancy rate in Q3 2016
01/10/2017|2:36:56 PM|
In Q3 of 2016, there are altogether 10,488 hotels were audited provincial tourism administrations. Five-star hotels in 16 provinces had higher average occupancy rate than the national average of 62.24%.
MICE venue and service brand L-SPACE closes a seed funding round
06/20/2018|8:48:16 AM|
MICE venue and service brand L-SPACE has received RMB 2 million from individual investors in a seed round of financing.
Hotel giant China Lodging leads funding into shared fitness startup ParkBox
04/19/2018|8:39:58 AM|
In addition to product development, the fund raised will help extend ParkBox capsule gym from communities to China Lodging's hotels, which has 500 hotel projects in the pipeline for the next two years.
Chinese star-rated hotels generate 57.77 billion yuan in Q4, AOR at 57.71%
03/20/2018|6:37:32 PM|
Some 9,775 star-rated hotels in China reported totaled operating incomes of 57.77 billion yuan in Q4 2017, of which 25.251 billion yuan, or 43.71%, was room revenues.
ChinaTravelNews Briefing: Brand plans, official statistics and capital moves
01/26/2018|11:24:18 AM|
Major brands like Priceline, Marriott, Muji and Ctrip made moves in different directions, and statistics helped paint pictures on China’s corporate travel, tourists’ behavior, and cash injections.
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