The Singapore Hotel Association (SHA) aims to
expand and improve benchmarking and data analytics within the industry
through a partnership with STR.
In March, Singapore experienced its worst month on
record with an average occupancy of just 38.3% and RevPAR at
Sin$81.35.
“The Singapore Hotel Association is delighted to
partner with STR to bring benchmarking practices to 160 hotels and
all future hotel members to come,” said Margaret Heng, SHA’s
executive director & SHATEC’s chief executive. “STR’s accurate,
reliable data and commitment to confidentiality is unrivaled in
the industry. It is vital that the hotel industry is equipped with
this data, and we are happy that STR can bring this to our
members. We are confident that SHA members will benefit from
benchmarking – not only understanding how their hotel is
performing, but how they are performing against their competitors
as well.”
STR maintains one of the world’s largest hotel
performance data samples, comprising of 68,000 hotels and 9.1
million hotel rooms around the world.
“I’m excited for SHA hotel members to participate
in, and make best possible use of, hotel data analytics and
benchmarking practices,” said Bernard Kee, STR’s regional manager
for Southeast Asia. “It is important that STR and SHA create a
unified voice for hotel performance in Singapore. There are many
benefits to single-point data collection, and STR is thrilled to
share those benefits with the SHA.”
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