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ÖHV Quartals-Benchmark Q1 2025: Shifting trends in Austria’s hotel market

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09 July 2025

ÖHV Quartals-Benchmark Q1 2025: Shifting trends in Austria’s hotel market

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The ÖHV Quartals-Benchmark Q1 2025 reports varied hotel performance across Austrian cities, with declines in Salzburg and Graz, stability in Linz, and a slight RevPAR increase in Vienna.

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Austrian Hotel Association

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Company with 250 or more employees

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The ÖHV Quartals-Benchmark Q1 2025, published by the Austrian Hotel Association (ÖHV) in 2025, presents the latest performance data for Austria’s hotel sector. Based on STR data, the report highlights a decline in occupancy and RevPAR in Salzburg and Graz compared to Q1 2024, while Linz remains stable and Vienna shows a slight increase in RevPAR despite stagnant occupancy. The benchmark also includes comparisons with selected European cities, such as Munich, which reported improved performance. This quarterly analysis supports hotel operators in tracking market trends and making informed strategic decisions (The original piece available only in German).

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