STR Reports Canada Performance for Week Ending 26 June 2010
In year-over-year measurements, the Canadian hotel industry’s occupancy increased 13.2 percent to 74.6 percent. Average daily rate was up 13.5 percent to CAD$147.36. Revenue per available room for the week rose 28.5 percent to CAD$109.99.
In year-over-year measurements, the Canadian hotel industry’s occupancy increased 13.2 percent to 74.6 percent. Average daily rate was up 13.5 percent to CAD$147.36. Revenue per available room for the week rose 28.5 percent to CAD$109.99.
Three provinces experienced occupancy increases of more than 20 percent: Quebec (+25.3 percent to 74.3 percent); Prince Edward Island (+23.3 percent to 69.4 percent); and Ontario (+21.6 percent to 78.7 percent). New Brunswick posted the largest occupancy decrease, falling 5.3 percent to 64.9 percent, followed by Saskatchewan with a 2.2-percent decrease to 73.9 percent.
Ontario jumped 30.2 percent in ADR to CAD$156.66, reporting the largest increase in that metric. Nova Scotia posted the largest ADR decrease, falling 4.7 percent to CAD$119.51, followed by New Brunswick with a 4.3-percent decrease to CAD$114.97.
Ontario achieved the largest RevPAR increase, rising 58.3 percent to CAD$123.28, followed by Quebec (+35.9 percent to CAD$112.55) and Prince Edward Island (+23.5 percent to CAD$84.29). New Brunswick posted the only RevPAR decrease of more than 5 percent, falling 9.4 percent to CAD$74.62.
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