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Asia Pacific Hotel Trends Q1 2026
April 17, 2026 5 Minute Read
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- Record international arrivals and a robust infrastructure pipeline ensured hotel performance in Vietnam remains strong despite rising costs. With supply set to remain limited over the medium term, the performance of existing assets should continue to improve. Investors will continue to seek opportunities in both urban and resort markets.
- Mumbai's hotel market is performing robustly across all segments, with occupancy levels the highest of any Indian city on the back of a strong domestic and MICE market. Transaction activity has been on an upward trajectory over the past few years, with the new Navi Mumbai airport presenting opportunities for hotel brand repositioning and pre-opening strategies.
- Goa has performed well over the peak season, driven by strong occupancy albeit with daily rates moderating somewhat. Overall occupancy remains healthy, with luxury and boutique properties performing particularly well during peak weekends. Current international flight disruption could benefit Goa as any reduction in Indian outbound travel could boost domestic leisure volumes.
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Ananth Ramchandran
Head of Advisory & Strategic Transactions, Hotels & Hospitality, Asia
Michael Simpson
Managing Director - IP Hotels
Lawrence Lennon
Director, Capital Markets Services, Vietnam
