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“comparable days” - ANSWER-same day of week last year with the closest date
.2 phases for existing hotels - ANSWER-existing supply and recently opened
.3 options for selecting hotels for a trend report: - ANSWER-1) standard industry segment
2) selection based upon wide range of variables
3) choose specific group of individual properties
.4 phases for hotel projects in development pipeline - ANSWER-pre-planning, planning, final
planning, in construction
.abandoned - ANSWER-project terminated
.ad-hoc reports are - ANSWER-provide historic info used for feasibility studies, impact analyses, etc.
.ADR - ANSWER-revenue/demand
.annual industry report providing ratios for different segments - ANSWER-HOST Almanac
.are methodologies of US industry segments vs. non-US different? - ANSWER-yes
.by default, a trend report includes - ANSWER-monthly data and 12 month moving average
, .census props and room and star participation page on trend reports - ANSWER-show total number
of hotels and rooms for the selected group of hotels, and percent that submit performance data to
star
.comparative trend - ANSWER-you can select 2 groups of hotels and it makes it easy to compare one
group to a second group
.consistent sample can also be called - ANSWER-same store
.data derived by using actual data from reporting hotels to estimate performance for non-reporting
hotels - ANSWER-modeled data
.deferred - ANSWER-activity has stopped but may resume within 12 months
.demand (rooms sold) - ANSWER-# of rooms sold by hotel (does not include comp or no-show
rooms)
.destination reports are most often received by - ANSWER-tourism organizations
.destination reports can be obtained each - ANSWER-week or month
.difference between ad-hoc and destination reports - ANSWER-destination reports provide ongoing
performance info
.does non-US industry segment data used modeled data? - ANSWER-no
.each continent includes how many sub-continents - ANSWER-3-4
.existing supply - ANSWER-hotels already open