According to the March 2010 STR Global
Construction Pipeline Report, the Asia Pacific hotel development
pipeline includes 976 hotels comprising 248,156 rooms, the Caribbean /
Mexico hotel development pipeline comprises 132 hotels totaling
17,290 rooms. The Central / South America hotel development
pipeline meanwhile includes 132 projects comprising 21,060 rooms
and the
Europe hotel development pipeline comprises 657 hotels totaling
112,816 rooms. The Middle East / Africa hotel development pipeline
includes 473 hotels comprising 127,952 rooms.
Among the region's countries, China reported the
largest number of rooms in the total active pipeline with 131,175.
The country also reported the most rooms in the In Construction
phase (93,300 rooms). Three other countries ended the month with
more than 10,000 rooms in the total active pipeline: India (43,448
rooms), Thailand (15,449 rooms), and Vietnam (10,869 rooms).
Shanghai, China, ended the month with 14,378 rooms in the
total active pipeline, reporting the most rooms in the total
active pipeline among the key markets. Three other markets
reported more than 5,000 rooms in the total active pipeline:
Bangkok, Thailand (9,032); New Delhi, India (6,731 rooms); and
Beijing, China (5,775 rooms).
Among the Chain Scale
segments, three of the seven segments each accounted for 20% or more of the total active pipeline. The Upper Upscale
segment made up the largest portion with 24.1% and 59,920
rooms. The Upscale segment accounted for 23.8% of the total
active pipeline with 58,952 rooms, and the Unaffiliated segment
made up 20.9% with 51,761 rooms.
Caribbean and Mexico Hotel
Pipeline for March 2010
Among the countries in the
region, Mexico ended the month with the most rooms in the total
active pipeline with 10,562 rooms. The country also reported the
largest number of rooms in the In Construction phase (4,877
rooms). Two other countries reported more than 1,000 rooms in the
total active pipeline: Dominican Republic (1,874 rooms) and Puerto
Rico (1,409 rooms). The Dominican Republic ended the month with
1,437 rooms in the In Construction phase and Puerto Rico ended
with 945 rooms.
Among the Chain Scale segment, the Midscale
without F&B segment accounted for the largest
portion of the total active pipeline (27.8% with 4,813
rooms). The Upscale segment (17.3% with 2,983 rooms) and
the Upper Upscale segment (16% with 2,762 rooms) also
accounted for significant portions of the total active pipeline.
The Economy segment (4.0% with 696 rooms) and the Midscale
with F&B segment (5.4% with 937 rooms) made
up the smallest portions of the region's total active pipeline.
Central / South America
Hotel Pipeline for
March 2010
Among the
countries in the region, Brazil ended the month with the most
rooms in the total active pipeline with 7,643 rooms, including
3,151 rooms in the In Construction phase. Panama followed with
4,682 rooms in the total active pipeline and 2,477 rooms in the In
Construction phase. Four other countries reported more than 1,000
rooms in the total active pipeline: Argentina (1,866 rooms);
Colombia (1,687 rooms); Venezuela (1,312 rooms); and Costa Rica
(1,299 rooms).
Among the markets in the region, Panama
City, Panama, ended the month with 4,177 rooms in the total active
pipeline, accounting for nearly 90% of the country's total
active pipeline. The market reported 2,477 rooms in the In
Construction phase, which accounts for all of the country's rooms
in the In Construction phase.
Among the Chain Scale
segments, three segments each accounted for 20% or more of
the total active pipeline. The Upscale segment made up the largest
portion with 25.5% (5,379 rooms). The Economy segment
accounted for 22.5% of the total active pipeline with 4,740
rooms, followed by the Upper Upscale segment with 21.6% and
4,557 rooms. The Unaffiliated segment (5.6% with 1,170
rooms) and the Midscale without F&B segment (6.1% with 1,286 rooms) accounted for the smallest portions of
the region's total active pipeline.
Europe hotel pipeline for March 2010
Among the
countries in the region the United Kingdom reported the most rooms
in the total active pipeline with 25,498. The country also ended
the month with the largest number of rooms in the In Construction
phase with 12,519. Germany reported a substantial amount of rooms
in the total active pipeline with 17,912, followed by Russia with
15,614 rooms. Germany ended the month with 7,999 rooms in the In
Construction phase and Russia had 7,210 rooms.
Among the
key markets in the region, London, England, reported the most
rooms in the total active pipeline (8,869 rooms), as well as in
the In Construction phase (4,950 rooms). Berlin, Germany, followed
with 4,716 rooms in the total active pipeline and 2,035 rooms in
the In Construction phase. Moscow, Russia, reported 4,211 rooms in
the total active pipeline and 1,949 rooms in the In Construction
phase.
The Upscale segment accounted for the largest
portion of the total active pipeline (22.9% with 25,887
rooms) of any Chain Scale segment. Three other segments each made
up more than 15% of the total active pipeline: Midscale
with F&B (17.0% with 19,178 rooms); Upper
Upscale (15.9% with 17,993 rooms); and Unaffiliated (15.6% with 17,558 rooms). The Midscale without
F&B
segment (7.2% with 8,111 rooms) accounted for the smallest
portion of the total active pipeline.
Middle East / Africa hotel pipeline for March 2010
Among the countries in the region, the United
Arab Emirates ended the month with the most rooms in the total
active pipeline (53,477) and in the In Construction phase
(26,868). Four other countries reported more than 5,000 rooms in
the total active pipeline: Saudi Arabia (15,958 rooms); Egypt
(6,397 rooms); and Qatar (6,123 rooms).
Among the key
markets in the region, Dubai, UAE, reported the largest number of
rooms in the total active pipeline and in the In Construction
phase (31,142 and 14,637, respectively). Abu Dhabi, UAE, followed
Dubai with 14,071 rooms in the total active pipeline and 7,354
rooms in the In Construction phase. The two markets accounted for
more than 80% of UAE's rooms in the total active pipeline.
Among the Chain Scale segments, three of the seven segments
each accounted for at least 20% rooms in the total active
pipeline. The Upper Upscale segment made up the largest portion of
the total active pipeline with 27.5% and 35,168, followed
by the Unaffiliated segment (24.3% with 31,107 rooms) and
the Luxury segment (21.5% with 27,456 rooms).
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