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Average Daily Rate for European
Hotels Jumps 9.3% in Q2
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TravelCLICK�s e-Monitor Details Electronic Booking Performance for European Hotels
CHICAGO (11 August, 2003) - TravelCLICK reported today that the average daily rate (ADR) for European hotels for second quarter was $163.66, showing a 9.3% improvement compared to the same quarter last year. The number of European hotel room nights booked electronically in the second quarter of 2003 dipped slightly by 0.7% in comparison to the room nights booked in the same period last year. The report is based on rooms booked electronically through the Global Distribution Systems (GDS) and key Internet travel sites. 

The results were compiled from TravelCLICK's comprehensive database, which is the exclusive source of hotel industry electronic distribution data from the Amadeus, Galileo, Worldspan, and Sabre GDS. TravelCLICK's data now also includes consumer online hotel bookings made through key Internet travel sites powered by Pegasus Solutions.

European and Worldwide Hotel E-Commerce
� Second Quarter

Q2-2003
GDS Hotel e-Commerce
Room Nights
% Growth
Over Q2-2002
ADR
% Growth 
Over Q2-2002
Total Europe 3,994,671 -0.7% $163.66  9.3%
Total Worldwide 28,184,856 0.1% $113.58 -1.9%

Top Ten European Destination Markets and Electronic Hotel Bookings � Second Quarter

The top 10 destination markets based on electronic room
night bookings in Europe during the second quarter
of 2003 were, in order: 

Top 10 European Cities
Room Nights
% Growth
Over Q2-2002
ADR
% Growth 
Over Q2-2002
1. London
595,900
-2.9%
$201.53
0.6%
2. Paris
326,239
-12.3%
$189.32
10.1%
3. Madrid
122,916
8.1%
$156.53
10.2%
4. Amsterdam
121,842
-10.5%
$182.71
5.8%
5. Frankfurt
116,967
-7.7%
$153.50
19.8%
6. Stockholm
98,697
6.1%
$175.04
12.6%
7. Barcelona
95,745
7.4%
$176.97
17.6%
8. Brussels
91,087
11.6%
$167.71
10.7%
9. Munich
87,550
-6.7%
$146.65
10.8%
10. Rome
80,007
-3.4%
$228.88
8.4%

"Gateway cities such as Frankfurt, Amsterdam and Paris showed declines in electronic bookings compared to last year. The war in Iraq compounded an already challenging environment with economic conditions causing weakness in corporate travel," said Jan Tissera, vice president of international sales for TravelCLICK. "However, Brussels and Madrid experienced growth in room nights at 8.1% and 11.6% respectively, due to intra-European travel."

To receive a free listing of second quarter results by top 50 cities worldwide in electronic bookings, please e-mail [email protected]. GDS hotel booking summaries by individual local market are available for downloading on the TravelCLICK's Web site at www.travelclick.net

About TravelCLICK 

TravelCLICK (www.travelclick.net) is the leading provider of solutions that help hotels and other travel industry suppliers maximize net revenue from electronic distribution channels. TravelCLICK's competitive benchmarking reports provide hotels with price and booking performance information unavailable through any other source. The company's exclusive electronic marketing networks allow hotels and other travel related suppliers to target promotional messages to specific travel agents, consumers, and group meeting planners when they are booking travel. The TravelCLICK Interactive division assists hotels with online strategies to increase consumer direct business.

Established in 1996 and headquartered in the Chicago area, TravelCLICK operates in more than 140 countries around the world. The company has over 6,000 clients, including national and international companies such as Accor, Air France, Avis, Best Western International, British Airways, Carlson Hotels Worldwide, Choice Hotels, Fairmont Hotels & Resorts, Four Seasons Hotels & Resorts, Grupo Posadas, Hilton Hotels Corporation, Hyatt Hotels & Resorts, Kempinski Hotels & Resorts, Leading Hotels of the World, Loews Hotels, Lufthansa, Marriott International, The Peninsula Group, The Ritz-Carlton Hotel Company, SAS, The Savoy Group, Shangri-La Hotels, Sol Melia, Starwood Hotels & Resorts, Thistle Hotels, USAirways, Virgin Atlantic and Wyndham Hotels & Resorts.


 
Contact:
Kristina Paider
TravelCLICK
847/585-5238
[email protected]


 
Also See: Second Quarter Hotel Bookings Room Nights Booked via Internet Up 39% / TravelCLICK eMonitor / August 2003
Worldwide Hotel Electronic Bookings Up 4.6% in Q1; TravelCLICK�s eMonitor Now Includes Third Party Internet Bookings from Pegasus / TravelCLICK eMonitor / May 2003
TravelCLICK Reports Recovery for Hotel Bookings on Internet and GDS since Onset of Iraq War - Company Issues Tips to Hotels: Don't Stay Quiet / April 2003
Hotels Experienced Considerable Growth in Room Nights Booked Electronically Through the Global Distribution Systems in Q4; Luxury Segment Room Nights Booked Electronically Grow 21% / TravelCLICK eMonitor / Feb 2003
Electronic Bookings for Worldwide Hotel Industry Show Improvement - TravelCLICK Issues Third Quarter eMonitor / November 2002
Report on Electronic Bookings for Worldwide Hotel Industry Shows Luxury Segment Leads the Way to HotelRecovery in Q2 / TravelCLICK Issues Second Quarter eMonitor / Aug 2002
Room Nights Booked Electronically Down 10% from the First Quarter of 2001, Revenue Off 18% / eMonitor / June 2002
Worldwide Hotel Room Nights Booked Electronically Through the Global Distribution Systems Down 12% Versus 4th Qtr Last Year / eMonitor / Feb 2002


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