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Lodging Market Weekly Update 018

2025/11/02 – 2025/11/16

Korea
  • Josun Hotels & Resorts to Add Five New Hotels by 2030: Josun Hotels & Resorts has announced a plan to expand from its current portfolio of nine hotels to a 14-hotel system by 2030. The company will add five new properties in key development areas such as Cheongna in Incheon and Yuseong in Daejeon through management contracts. Notably, this marks a strategic shift toward aggressive expansion by positioning the management-contract business as a new growth pillar after no new openings since 2022.
  • Hotel Lotte Issues KRW 130 Billion Long-Term CP: On November 11, Hotel Lotte issued long-term commercial paper totaling KRW 130 billion at a 3% interest rate, maturing on November 11, 2027. The company aims to gradually refinance its KRW 160 billion public bond maturing in January 2027, thereby reducing market-based refinancing pressure while enhancing funding flexibility.
  • 2025 Korea Lodging Market Monthly Update: The nationwide lodging market performance is expected to record an average OCC up by +3.2% pts, ADR up by +9.8%, and RevPAR up by +15.2% compared to 2024. (Estimated as at the end of September 2025)
APAC
  • Thailand’s CG Capital to Develop Five New Hotels: Thailand-based CG Capital will invest over THB 5 billion to develop five new hotels—four in Phuket and one in Koh Samui. Since its launch in 2024 with a capital base of THB 10 billion, the company has already deployed THB 8.5 billion across seven projects and is simultaneously expanding into high-end mixed-use developments, including InterContinental Residences Bangkok Asoke.
  • China’s Hotel Development Pipeline Exceeds 650,000 Rooms: As of the end of Q3 2025, China’s hotel development pipeline totals 3,695 projects with 656,873 rooms. Within this year alone, 1,059 new hotels with 152,688 rooms are expected to open. An additional 978 hotels are projected for 2026 and 739 more for 2027, indicating sustained supply growth in the medium to long term.
Americas
  • Fairfield Inn & Suites Manhattan, CMBS Refinancing: McSam Hotel Group, owner of the 224-room Fairfield Inn & Suites located on West 58th Street in Manhattan, secured a USD 65.5 million CMBS loan from Citibank. The proceeds will be used to refinance existing debt and support capital expenditures, including guestroom upgrades and renovations to public areas.
  • AEG Revives Mixed-Use Development Including Hotel in Downtown LA: Entertainment and sports company AEG is reviving its mixed-use development plan aligned with the expansion of the LA Convention Center. The project includes a 334-room hotel, 365 residential units, and additional entertainment and commercial facilities. The long-term strategy aims to capture convention demand and maximize event-related revenue synergies.
Europe
  • NH Collection Paris Ponthieu Champs-Élysées Opens: NH Hotel Group opened the 130-room NH Collection Paris Ponthieu Champs-Élysées on November 13 in a prime Golden Triangle location near the Champs-Élysées. The property targets upscale business and leisure demand by emphasizing F&B offerings such as a rooftop and restaurant, along with high-end interior design.
  • Hotel Indigo London K West Shepherd’s Bush to Reopen in 2026: Formerly operated as the K West Hotel, the Shepherd’s Bush property in London will reopen in February 2026 as the 231-room Hotel Indigo London K West Shepherd’s Bush following a full repositioning. By introducing IHG’s Indigo brand and renovating guestrooms and public areas, the project aims to enhance RevPAR performance.

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Data Source

  • GDP: GDP, Current $US (World Bank Open Data)
  • Establishments: Compendium of Tourism Statistics (UNWTO), Lodging Business Ledger (MOIS)
  • Rooms: Compendium of Tourism Statistics (UNWTO), Lodging Business Ledger (MOIS)
  • Lodging GDP: Value Added by Industry (BEA), National Accounts (Cabinet Office), GDP of Indonesia (BPS), GDP & GNI by Sector (BOK), Economic Census (KOSIS)
  • Period: 2017-2021

※ In Korea, general & residential accommodations are included while rural & urban minbaks are excluded. Comparable countries are selected based upon availability of lodging GDP statistics for all types of accommodations.

Data Source

  • Population: Population, Total (World Bank Open Data)
  • GDP: GDP, Current $US (World Bank Open Data)
  • Rooms: Compendium of Tourism Statistics (UNWTO), Lodging Business Ledger (MOIS)
  • Lodging GDP: Value Added by Industry (BEA), National Accounts (Cabinet Office), GDP of Indonesia (BPS), GDP & GNI by Sector (BOK), Economic Census (KOSIS)
  • Period: 2017-2021

※ In Korea, general & residential accommodations are included while rural & urban minbaks are excluded. Comparable countries are selected based upon availability of lodging GDP statistics for all types of accommodations.

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Data Source

  • Korea: Lodging Business Ledger (MOIS), Tourist Accommodation Ledger (MCST)
  • USA: Census Database (STR)
  • Period: As at the end of 2021

※ General & residential accommodations other than rural and urban minbaks asre included for Korea. Life cycle was calculated as of December 31, 2021 or actual closure date. If there exists a discrepancy between data sources for an establishment, the discrepancy was settled through an algorithm before use.

Data Source

  • Korea: Lodging Business Ledger (MOIS), Tourist Accommodation Ledger (MCST), Economic Census (KOSIS), Hotel Operating Statistics (KHA), DART (FSS), Trends Report (STR)
  • USA: Compendium of Tourism Statistics (UNWTO), Census Database (STR), Trends Report (STR)
  • Period: 2005-2021

※ General & residential accommodations other than rural and urban minbaks asre included for Korea. Visibility was calculated as the number of establishments for which revenue data is available divided by the total number of establishments. If there exists a discrepancy between data sources for an establishment, the discrepancy was settled through an algorithm before use.

Data Source

  • Guests(Korea): Domestic Traveler Survey (MCST), International Traveler Survey (MCST), Hotel Operating Statistics (KHA)
  • Rooms(Korea): Lodging Business Ledger (MOIS), Tourist Accommodation Ledger (MCST)
  • Guests(USA): Compendium of Tourism Statistics (UNWTO), Trends Report (STR)
  • Rooms(USA): Compendium of Tourism Statistics (UNWTO), Census Database (STR)
  • Period: 2005-2020

※ General & residential accommodations other than rural and urban minbaks asre included for Korea. If there exists a discrepancy between data sources for an establishment, the discrepancy was settled through an algorithm before use.