Hotels & Tourism

Oxley Q2 profits dropped 33% to $45.24m

It blamed lower contribution from its UK project.

Oxley Q2 profits dropped 33% to $45.24m

It blamed lower contribution from its UK project.

Evolving customer lifestyles to shape Singapore hotel business in 2019

Through 2021, Singapore is expected to experience a 3.4% growth in annual visitors as it extends a positive streak from 2014 and 2017 where the...

Hospitality REITs cash in on tourism high

OUE Hospitality Trust posted the highest return in FY18 at 6.5%.

Chinese tourists prefer Australia and Singapore over Hong Kong: survey

The survey notes that the SAR does not have sufficient travel and outdoor activities.

Frasers Hospitality Trust NPI slipped 1.2% to $31.06m in Q1

The firm blamed the weak showing of its hotels in Malaysia and Japan.

Ascott REIT's 2018 profits rose 5% to $239.36m

The growth was driven by higher revenue from its Ascott Orchard Singapore buy and existing properties.

CDL Hospitality Trust's NPI dipped 3.8% to $146.05m in 2018

It blamed the absence of contribution from two divested Australian hotels.

Will Singapore hotels' four-year slump end in 2019?

Contracting supply have reinvigorated hotels’ pricing power.

Chart of the Day: Slowdown in Chinese visitors hits Singapore's aviation stocks in Q4

The decilne in tourist arrivals in November broke ten months of growth.

Business travel startup Travelstop launches in seven Asian markets

It will also release an iPhone app so that travellers can easily monitor their journeys.

Oxley's $950m hotel divestment could see 4.7% gross yield: analyst

The deal may ease concerns on debt payment risks with its $450m retail bonds maturing in November 2019.

Oxley sells Mercure and Novotel Hotels for $950m

The hotels along Stevens Road house a combined 772 rooms.

Singapore placed 10th as most visited destination

The lion city is most popular amongst travellers from the UK thanks to its cuisine and heritage.

Hospitality sector could get a RevPar boost by 2019

A muted supply increase in hotel rooms combined with the rise of demand from the leisure segment could work well for hotels' RevPAR.