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WYN » Topics » Trends in Revenues and New Rooms in the United States since 2001

This excerpt taken from the WYN 10-K filed Mar 7, 2007.
Trends in Revenues and New Rooms in the United States since 2001
 
                         
    Revenues
 		  Change in
 		  New
 		  Change in
Year   ($bn)   Revenue   Rooms (000s)   New Rooms
 
2001
  $ 103.5     (7.7)%     90.5     (24.8)%
2002
    102.5     (0.9)%     68.4     (24.4)%
2003
    105.1     2.5 %     76.6     12.0 %
2004
    114.0     8.5 %     80.7     5.3 %
2005
    123.9     8.7 %     83.6     3.6 %
2006
    133.9     8.1 %     118.8     42.1 %
2007E
    144.0     7.5 %     124.7     5.0 %
Sources: Smith Travel Research; PricewaterhouseCoopers


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The lodging industry generally can be divided into four main segments: (i) luxury; (ii) upscale, which also includes upper upscale properties, (iii) midscale, which is often further split into midscale with food and beverage and midscale without food and beverage; and (iv) economy. Luxury and upscale hotels typically offer a full range of on-property amenities and services including restaurants, spas, recreational facilities, business center, concierge, room service and local transportation (shuttle service to airport, local attractions and shopping). Midscale segment properties typically offer limited breakfast service, vending, selected business services, partial recreational facilities (either a pool or fitness equipment) and limited transportation (airport shuttle). Economy properties typically offer a swimming pool and airport shuttle. The following table sets forth the information on the ADR and on supply and demand for each segment and the associated subsegments:
 
This excerpt taken from the WYN 8-K filed Jul 19, 2006.

Trends in Revenues and New Rooms in the United States since 2001

 

Year

    Revenues
($ bn)		    Change
in
Revenues		     New
Rooms
(000s)		    Change
in New
Rooms		  

2001

    $ 103.5    (7.7 )%   90.5    (24.9 )%

2002

      102.6    (0.9 )%   68.4    (24.4 )%

2003

      105.1    2.5 %   76.7    12.0 %

2004

      114.1    8.5 %   79.9    4.1 %

2005

      124.2    8.8 %   82.1    2.9 %

2006E

      135.1    8.8 %   120.0    46.0 %

Sources: Smith Travel Research; PricewaterhouseCoopers

The lodging industry generally can be divided into four main segments: (i) luxury; (ii) upscale, which also includes upper-upscale properties, (iii) midscale, which is often further split into midscale with food and beverage and midscale without food and beverage; and (iv) economy. Luxury and upscale hotels typically offer a full range of on-property amenities and services including restaurants, spas, recreational facilities, business center, concierge, room service and local transportation (shuttle service to airport, local attractions and shopping). Middle segment properties typically offer limited breakfast service, vending, selected business services, partial recreational facilities (either a pool or fitness equipment) and limited transportation (airport shuttle). Economy properties typically offer a swimming pool and airport shuttle. The following table sets forth the information on the ADR and on supply and demand for each segment and the associated subsegments:

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Mar 7, 2007
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Jul 19, 2006

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