Properties and Rooms in 2012

In 2012, the global hospitality industry reported a total of 170 properties across various regions. The Americas accounted for 53 properties, while Europe had 30. Asia, including the Middle East and Africa, had the highest number of properties at 65, and Greater China contributed 22 properties to the total. This distribution reflects the ongoing growth and expansion of the hospitality sector in diverse markets, particularly in Asia, which has been a focal point for international tourism and investment. The total number of rooms available in these properties was 57,314. The Americas had 17,756 rooms, Europe had 9,394, Asia, the Middle East, and Africa provided 20,791 rooms, and Greater China had 9,373 rooms. The data indicates a slight decrease in the total number of rooms compared to the previous year, suggesting potential challenges in occupancy rates or market saturation in certain regions. The overall figures highlight the competitive landscape of the hospitality industry, with a significant concentration of properties and rooms in Asia, which continues to attract travelers and investors alike.