Latest in Tag: Colliers Highlight
Latest in Tag: Colliers
Sharm El-Sheikh, Hurghada to witness RevPAR growth of 17%, 12% respectively: Colliers
Hotel occupancy in Sharm El-Sheikh and Hurghada continues to grow in light of the positive movement witnessed in the tourism sector during the last period. The two Red Sea resort cities are expected to witness 17% and 12% growth in revenues per available rooms (RevPAR) respectively, Colliers International said in its latest MENA Hotels Forecast …
Hurghada, Sharm El-Sheikh expect to witness 44% and 40% growth in revenues per rooms: Colliers
Cairo expected to witness higher RevPAR levels compared to last year
Sharm El-Sheikh, Hurghada hotels to thrive, benefiting from positive security awareness, return of chartered flights: Colliers
Sharm El-Sheikh, Hurghada hotels’ forecasted growth of 29%, 36% respectively in y-o-y RevPAR
Hurghada, Muscat selected as touristic hotspots with 13%, 8% forecasted growth respectively: Colliers
Hotels in Egypt’s Hurghada and Oman’s Muscat were named touristic hotspots by Colliers International, with a forecasted growth of 13% and 8%, respectively, in revenue per available room (RevPAR), according to Colliers’ MENA Hotel Forecast June 2018 report. The witnessed growth in Hurghada hotels’ RevPAR was boosted by the continuation of a positive perception and …
Riyadh, Kuwait hotels secure touristic hotspot status; 20%, 8% forecasted growth respectively: Colliers
Hotels in Riyadh and Kuwait are expected to grow and transform their status to become touristic hotspots with forecasted growths of 20% and 8% respectively in revenue per available room (RevPAR), according to Colliers International’s The MENA Hotel Forecast March 2018 report. The forecasted growth in Riyadh’s case is a result of strong corporate and …
Colliers International expects hotel occupancy to rise across Egypt
Company foresees Cairo occupancy to increase to 69%, Hurghada 61%, Sharm El Sheikh 51%, Alexandria 71%
Sharm El-Sheikh, Hurghada to witness 48%, 27% growth respectively in RevPAR: Colliers
Sharm El-Sheikh and Hurghada hotels continued to grow from their low base in the first quarter (Q1) of 2017. The two cities started to regain their position as touristic hotspots, as Sharm El-Sheikh and Hurghada are expected to witness growth of 48% and 27% respectively in revenues per available rooms (RevPAR), Colliers International said in …
Cairo hotels maintain occupancy growth in Q2 2017: Colliers
Travel ban lift is expected to lead to increased occupancy rates in Sharm El-Shiekh and Hurghada
20% of total Grade A compounds in Cairo include social infrastructure on mixed-use developments: Colliers
Interest rates on developer finance is expected to remain high, resulting in higher unit prices passed on to end-users, says Colliers
Beirut and Aqaba hotels a “hotspot” this summer: Colliers International
Sharjah and Ras Al Khaimah steady, Jeddah and Riyadh occupancies continue to decline
Second home market to continue growing: Colliers
Lands at New Administrative Capital will be cheaper than other areas, says Ahmed
Hotel revenues per available room forecasted to grow by 8% between December, February in Cairo: ColliersÂ
Cairo hotels continued to show a strong performance despite the recent devaluation of the local currency. The continued surge in revenues per available rooms (RevPAR) is a result of the increasing Average Daily Rates (ADR), according to Colliers International’s MENA Hotel Forecasts December 2016 report. Consequently, hotel profitability rates are expected to further enhance. According …
Sharm El-Sheikh, Hurghada hotels revenues decline: Colliers International
Colliers International, The Commercial Real Estate Leader published its 3-month rolling forecast for October until December on Wednesday.
Decline in revenues and guest satisfaction in Sharm El-Sheikh and Hurghada hotels: Colliers International
Customer satisfaction declines in Sharm El-Sheikh; increases in Cairo, Alexandria
69% of real estate professionals confident in market growth
Investors and real estate professionals have much to be optimistic about
Colliers predicts continued decline in tourism for Sharm El-Sheikh, Hurghada
An increase of occupancy in Sharm El-Sheikh and Hurgada basically depends on reinitiating Russian and British flights