InterContinental Hotels Group has reported global revenue per available room growth of 0.1pc for the three months ended 30 September 2025 compared to the prior year.
Revenue per available room in the US fell 1.6pc in the third quarter against 1.2pc growth in the previous year. Europe, Middle East, Africa, and Asia region saw revenue per available room growth of 2.8pc with year-to-date growth of 3.8pc.
Greater China revenue per available room declined 1.8pc in the quarter with sequential improvement in domestic demand.
The company opened 14,500 rooms across 99 hotels in the third quarter, up 17pc year-over-year, and signed 170 hotels with 22,600 rooms, up 18pc.
Elie Maalouf shared “Long-term structural drivers of both travel demand and supply remain compelling, and while near-term macro-economic challenges persist in some markets, others are showing improvement or sustained growth.”
“We are pleased with our performance and the continued growth of our brands to date in 2025, and we remain on track to meet full year consensus profit and earnings expectations. As anticipated, RevPAR growth in Q3 was similar to the prior quarter, with another strong performance in EMEAA and further improvement in Greater China, though the US continued to see slower trading conditions.”
