The state of global hotel pricing: H1 2026 recap and H2 2026 outlook
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What is in the report?
Regional pricing performance, past and future
Year-over-year hotel pricing comparisons for every major region in H1 2026, plus a forward-looking view of H2 2026 based on advertised rates. See where pricing is strengthening, where it is falling and how performance differs around the world.The traveller shifts influencing demand and pricing
How the growing consumer search for value is shaping hotel pricing, from stronger performance among three-star properties to increased interest in destinations offering greater affordability.Countries and destinations gaining or losing pricing power
The markets seeing the sharpest hotel and short-term rental price increases and declines, with analysis of the economic, geopolitical and travel trends behind the movements.Additional performance insights
How three-, four- and five-star hotels are performing across regions, alongside the latest pricing trends for branded and independent properties.Practical takeaways for the year ahead
Action-oriented recommendations to help hotel and short-term rental operators respond to shifting demand, defend pricing and make better use of forward-looking market signals.
Why read it?
Hospitality pricing in 2026 reflects a market in flux. Consumer demand is becoming more value-conscious, while economic pressure, geopolitical uncertainty and major international events are creating increasingly uneven pricing conditions across regions and destinations.
For hotel and short-term rental operators, that makes relying on last year’s patterns increasingly risky. This report gives you a clearer view of where pricing power is holding, where it is weakening and which market signals should inform your strategy for the second half of 2026.
This half-year report will help you:
Understand where your market stands after H1 2026.
Anticipate pricing conditions in H2.
Benchmark performance across segments and ownership types.
Identify markets experiencing the biggest shifts.
Make more informed pricing and distribution decisions.