The Central/South America hotel industry reported slight performance improvement over the previous month but at overall low levels, according to September 2020 data from STR.US$ constant currency, September 2020 (percentage change from September 2019)
- Occupancy: 24.9% (-58.1%)
- Average daily rate (ADR): US$58.94 (-26.7%)
- Revenue per available room (RevPAR): US$14.67 (-69.3%)
The absolute occupancy and RevPAR levels were the highest in the region since March but still the lowest for any September in STR’s Central/South America database. ADR also came in lower than any other September on record in the CSA region.
Local currency, September 2020 (percentage change from September 2019)
Brazil
- Occupancy: 26.1% (-57.5%)
- ADR: BRL243.11 (-17.1%)
- RevPAR: BRL63.34 (-64.7%)
Across the board, Brazil’s KPIs reached their highest absolute level since March.
Colombia
- Occupancy: 13.0% (-79.3%)
- ADR: COP202,815.26 (-23.0%)
- RevPAR: COP26,291.91 (-84.0%)
Each of the three key performance metrics were the highest for any month in Colombia since March. Showing the magnitude of the pandemic impact, Colombia had reported five consecutive months of single-digit occupancy prior to September.
