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Room Revenue Rises In January

By Hotel BusinessMarch 5, 20011 Min Read
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LOS ANGELES U.S. hotel room revenues rose 6.7% in January compared with the same month a year ago, as monthly travel returned to normal levels in 2001 after a slowdown in 2000 over Y2K concerns. The January 6.7% increase in RevPAR came on the heels of a 6.2% gain in December, according to Smith Travel Research.

In January, occupancy for the average U.S. hotel rose 2.4% to 52.2%, and average room rates rose 4.2% to $87.40, according to STR. (3/2/01)

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