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HotelREZ reports 18.6% revenue growth and expands luxury hotel segment

HotelREZ reports 18.6% revenue growth and expands luxury hotel segment

The company maintains a portfolio retention rate above 90%, with some member tenures exceeding 21 years

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HotelREZ Hotels and Resorts has recorded an 18.6% year-on-year revenue increase, supported by the expansion of its independent hotel platform to more than 2,500 properties.

The company, which represents approximately 222,500 rooms globally, reported a 9.8% improvement in global revenue per available room (RevPAR). 

This growth was driven by gains in average daily rate (ADR) and occupancy across its portfolio of independent hotels, aparthotels, and regional groups. 

Approximately 56% of the portfolio now uses the core HotelREZ service suite.

The group has also restructured its brand architecture, qualifying 350 properties for its Elegant Hotel Collection, a luxury and upscale segment. 

Another sub-brand, Best Loved Hotels, continues to provide marketing visibility for independent properties. The company maintains a portfolio retention rate above 90%, with some member tenures exceeding 21 years.

Additionally, to support global expansion across Europe, the Americas, and Asia Pacific, the firm has appointed new leadership roles in strategic deals, customer engagement, and global marketing.

Mark Lewis, CEO of HotelREZ, said: “Supporting more than 2,500 hotels globally, we have built a scaled, independent-first platform focused on measurable performance, quality and disciplined growth. Our approach is customer-first: helping hotels grow profitably without compromising their brand identity.

“Technology, including the application of AI, enables this, driving efficiency, deeper adoption and sustainable value creation for both our members and the wider platform. Our entrepreneurial approach and ability to adapt ensure our hotels continue to gain competitive advantage.”

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