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  1. Pinchain Tourism

    2026 China Summer Tourism Market Insight Report Released

    On September 12, at the 2026 China International Fair for Trade in Services results release hall, the event "New Momentum for Culture and Tourism, New Consumption Trends — 2026 China Summer Tourism Market Research Release" was held. The 2026 China Summer Tourism Market Insight Report, co-authored by the China Media Group Research Institute, the Communication Working Committee of the China Tourism Association and the China Tourism Group Research Institute, was officially released and simultaneously launched on multiple platforms with Ctrip, Tongcheng Travel, Meituan, Douyin Life Services and Xiaohongshu. The roughly 13,000-character report analyzes market size, customer structure, consumptio…

Aug 26Wed
  1. Meadin Research

    Xinjiang Hotel Supply Report: Demand-Driven Expansion and Upgrading

    The report shows that from 2024 to 2026, hotel supply in Xinjiang expanded driven by tourist flows, with 3,941 new openings accounting for 32% of the total. In 2025, there was a notable upgrade in hotel tiers, with mid-to-high-end share increasing. Tourism remains hot, but there are concerns about digestion pressure after concentrated supply and seasonal imbalance.

Aug 11Tue
  1. PhocusWire All News

    STRs Enter New Phase of Scrutiny and Structural Growth

    Phocuswright's Global Short-Term Rentals 2026 report shows gross bookings reached $219.9B in 2025, projected to grow at 5.3% CAGR to $270.6B by 2029. The sector has shifted from unregulated growth to enforcement and scrutiny, reshaping supply. Technology shifts including generative AI and Airbnb's expansion beyond stays are transforming discovery and booking, though impact on incremental demand remains unclear. North America STR bookings grew 4% in 2025 to $78B, projected 5% growth in 2026 to $81.8B. Europe will reach $79.7B in 2026. APAC projected 8.9% CAGR to $49.3B by 2029.

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  1. PhocusWire All News

    Tours and Activities Growth Outpacing Travel Overall, Distribution Lagging

    A report by Arival and Phocuswright sizes the global travel experiences market at $253 billion in 2024, projected to grow to $342 billion by 2029. Experiences bookings grew 17% in 2024 vs. 6% for travel overall. However, distribution lags: only 33% of experiences were booked online in 2025 vs. 64% for travel overall. The report also analyzes consumer behavior, such as averaging 3.5 to 4.7 experience bookings per trip.

Jul 23Thu
  1. PhocusWire All News

    13% figure shows why OTAs need hotels: air share declines

    Phocuswright's U.S. Online Travel Agency Market Essentials 2026 shows OTA gross bookings rose 4% in 2025 to $100.3 billion, representing one fifth of U.S. travel bookings, projected to reach 21% by 2028. However, only 13% of airlines' online passenger revenue flows through OTAs, and air's share of OTA bookings declined to 20%. Hotels account for 63% of OTA bookings, making them the key growth driver. The report warns that if hotel growth slows, other segments may not compensate.

Jul 15Wed
  1. Meadin Research

    June 2026 Housing Rental Market Report Released

    Meadin Research released its June 2026 housing rental industry development report. The report shows that the rental market entered its peak season in June, with rents recovering in key cities and accelerated entry of affordable rental housing and talent apartments. Global rents showed mixed performance: US rents rose for the fifth consecutive month, Canada's decline narrowed, while the UK and Germany maintained growth. In China, Beijing and Shanghai rents both reached 96 yuan per square meter per month. On policy, MOHURD optimized provident fund rental withdrawal rules, and Beijing introduced measures such as no-invoice withdrawals. On corporate dynamics, REITs and ABS financing innovations…

  2. Amadeus Newsroom

    Amadeus Report: Europe Sees Resilient Growth

    Amadeus and UN Tourism released the 'Travel Insights 2026: Focus on Europe' report. Between May 2025 and April 2026, European passenger traffic grew 2.3% year-over-year, hotel occupancy rose 2%, and ADR increased 7%. Japan emerged as Europe's fastest-growing long-haul source market, with searches up 62% and bookings up 19%. Czechia and Iceland were among the fastest-growing booked destinations. Travelers aged 46-65 account for about 30% of all travel demand in Europe. Nearly half of bookings are made more than a month in advance.

  3. Amadeus Newsroom

    Amadeus Report: North America Intra-Regional Demand Steady

    Amadeus and UN Tourism released the 'Travel Insights 2026: Focus on the Americas' report. Between May 2025 and April 2026, passenger traffic across the Americas grew 0.8%, with North America essentially flat (-0.1%), while Central America and South America grew 7.5% and 5.5%, respectively. North America remains the region's connectivity hub, with 2,965 new international routes announced in the past year. Canada, Jamaica, and the Republic of Korea recorded the strongest search growth into North America. Hotel performance remained resilient, with steady occupancy and continued ADR growth.

  4. Amadeus Newsroom

    Amadeus Report: Latin America's Emerging Destinations Rise

    Amadeus and UN Tourism released the 'Travel Insights 2026: Focus on the Americas' report. Between May 2025 and April 2026, passenger traffic across the Americas grew 0.8% year-over-year, but with significant subregional variation: Central America grew 7.5%, South America 5.5%, North America flat, and the Caribbean declined 2.5%. Guatemala, Belize, and El Salvador saw strong search growth. Intra-regional travel remains the backbone of demand, with rising interest from Japan and the Philippines. Emerging destinations such as Aruba, Sint Maarten, and the Cayman Islands are gaining momentum.

Jun 9Tue
  1. PhocusWire All News

    US Car Rental Growth Remains Muted Amid New Pressures

    Phocuswright's U.S. Car Rental Market Brief 2026 shows modest growth in 2025, pressured by weaker international demand, vehicle recalls, and evolving booking behavior. Airport locations generate the bulk of revenue, making the decline in international visitors (especially Canadians) painful. Supplier-direct online already commands the largest share of gross bookings and is growing, while reservation and call center channels decline. Large operators invest in apps, digital keys, and personalized offers; smaller independents rely more on OTAs. The market is forecast to grow in low single digits through 2029.

May 22Fri
  1. Meadin Research

    July 2026 Housing Rental Industry Report Released

    Meadin Research released the July 2026 housing rental industry development report. In July, the State Council approved the '15th Five-Year Plan for Expanding Consumption', incorporating housing consumption into a national consumption plan for the first time. Global rents showed divergence: US median rent was $1,388 (up 0.2% MoM), Canada average rent was C$2,036 (down 4.0% YoY), UK average rent was £1,369 (up 4.3% YoY). In China, Beijing and Shanghai rents remained high at RMB 101 and RMB 94 per sqm per month respectively. The industry continued its mainline of 'revitalizing existing stock, state-owned leadership, and financial closure', with CCB Housing Rental Fund's RMB 5 billion ABS secon…

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  1. China Tourism News

    2025 China Night Economy Report: Nighttime Spending Accounts for 32.9% of Daily Total

    The China Tourism Academy and Liangye Technology Group released the 2025 China Night Economy Development Report. From January to October 2025, nighttime spending accounted for 32.9% of tourists' total daily spending nationwide, with nighttime transactions at 28.3%. Demand-side trends center on three value dimensions: diversity, novelty, and social connection. On the supply side, 66.9% of 5A scenic areas offered nighttime opening, and first-class museums' nighttime opening rate rose to 37.6% during summer and holidays; 47.5% of nighttime-open 5A scenic areas achieved full coverage of food, lodging, transport, sightseeing, shopping, and entertainment.