HVS European Hotel Valuation Index In-Depth Insights 2003
The HVI is a sophisticated hotel valuation benchmark developed by HVS International. It monitors annual percentage changes in the values of, mainly, four-star and five-star hotels in 28 major European markets.
HVS Journal - "Best Of" - 2004 NYU Investment Conference
We are pleased to present the June 2004 HVS International Journal - a "best of" compilation of the past year's articles that were compiled for the 2004 NYU Conference.
2004 Manhattan Hotel Market Overview
HVS International, in cooperation with New York University’s Preston Robert Tisch Center for Hospitality, Tourism, and Sports Management, is pleased to present the seventh annual Manhattan Hotel Market Overview.
Canadian Lodging Outlook April 2004
The Hotel Industry is Starting to Recover
Market Overview - Sydney, Australia
As Australia’s leading commercial city and the gateway for most international travellers to Australia, the demand for hotel room nights in Sydney acts as a barometer for the general performance of the hotel industry across the country.
Technology In Hospitality - Clash and Collaboration
Technologists and Hoteliers have very different personalities, yet both are critical to successful hotel technology decisions. This article explores the nature of that sometimes difficult collaboration, and offers some advice for a smooth process.
Canadian Lodging Outlook March 2004
Hotel Life Expectancy
Buying a Hotel To House Your Tour Flow
Tour flow alone typically will not fill a hotel. Business travelers, meeting and convention travelers, and pleasure or leisure travelers are the three primary market segments that comprise the total of lodging demand.
Cash-Flow Modeling and Market Feasibility
In this article the author explains how cash-flow modeling is an important part of a timeshare project's initial planning stages.
Appraisal of Timeshare Projects
Individual components of the business can be analyzed and evaluated separately. A timeshare development is actually three businesses in one, each with distinct characteristics and value observations as noted in the article.