Title: US LODGING INDUSTRY OVERVIEW
1US LODGING INDUSTRY OVERVIEW
Mark V. LomannoPresidentSMITH TRAVEL RESEARCH
2Presentation Outline
- US Lodging Industry Macro Trends
- Daily Data
- Pennsylvania Performance
- Construction Pipeline
- Forecast
- Questions Discussion
Source STR
3Total United StatesOccupancy and ADRTwelve
Month Moving to February 2005
4Total United StatesRoom Supply/Demand Percent
ChangeTwelve Month Moving Average To February
2005
5Total United StatesRoom Demand Percent
ChangeJan 2001 February 2005
6Total United StatesRoom Demand (Rooms Sold in
Millions)Year End 2000 - 2004
Source STR
7Total United StatesOccupancy / ADR Percent
ChangeTwelve Month Moving Average To February
2005
8Total United StatesRoom Rate Percent ChangeJan
2001 February 2005
9Total U.S. Real ADR GrowthNominal Change
Inflation Real Growth
10Luxury/Upper Upscale ChainsDemand Segments
Demand, ADR and RevenueYear End 2004 Percent
Change
11Total United StatesKey Performance Indicators
Percent ChangeYear End 2004
12Total United StatesKey Performance Indicators
Percent ChangeFebruary YTD
13Daily Data
14Total U.S.Average Daily Lodging Demand in
MillionsYear End 2000, 2002 and 2004
15Total United StatesRooms Sold/Day Differential
(Thousands)Year End 2000 Vs. 2004
Source STR
16Total United StatesRooms Sold/Day Differential
(Thousands)Year End 2003 Vs. 2004
Source STR
17Total U.S.Average Daily Lodging Room Revenue in
MillionsYear End 2000, 2002 and 2004
18Total United StatesDay of Week Analysis
Occupancy/ADR Percent ChangeYear End 2000 vs.
Year End 2004
Source STR
19Market Performance
20Occupancy 2004 Total PA 60.7
61.2
52.3
54.0
66.9
55.7
57.8
60.5
21Occupancy Change 2004 Total PA 2.7
4.4
1.3
0.2
4.7
1.5
-0.4
3.7
22Pennsylvania RegionsOccupancy Percent
ChangeYear End 2003 versus Year End 2004
Source STR
23Average Daily Rate 2004 Total PA 86.34
68.30
58.67
108.64
98.57
67.65
80.41
74.97
24ADR Change 2004 Total PA 3.3
4.4
2.1
4.6
2.6
3.6
3.1
3.5
25Pennsylvania RegionsADR Percent Change Year End
2003 versus Year End 2004
Source STR
26RevPAR 2004 Total PA 52.39
41.77
30.69
58.65
65.90
37.66
46.47
45.37
27RevPAR Change 2004 Total PA 6.0
9.1
3.4
4.8
7.5
5.2
2.7
7.3
28Pennsylvania RegionsRevPar Percent Change Year
End 2003 versus Year End 2004
Source STR
29Pennsylvania RegionsRoom Revenue ()Year End
2004 vs. Year End 2000
- Region 2004 2000
- Philadelphia 56,278,643 50,873,783
- Pittsburgh
22,562,871 22,304,255 - NE PA Mountain 18,627,322 18,510,506
- Dutch 16,881,454 15,051,121
- Mountains Valleys 6,285,085
5,722,566 - Great Lakes 4,102,253
3,142,539 - Wilds 2,178,334 2,084,542
Source STR
30Pennsylvania RegionsOccupancyWednesday vs
Saturday12 month average through January 2005
Source STR
31Pennsylvania RegionsADR Wednesday vs
Saturday12 month average through January 2005
Source STR
32Selected Segments Supply Growth 12 Months
Ending January 2005
33Selected Segments Absolute Occupancy12 Months
Ending January 2005
34Selected Segments - Occupancy Change12 Months
Ending January 2005
35Selected Segments - Absolute ADR12 Months Ending
January 2005
36Select Segments - ADR Change12 Months Ending
January 2005
37Selected Segments - RevPar Growth12 Months
Ending January 2005
38Pennsylvania Existing and Future Supply
39PennsylvaniaExisting Supply1999-2004
40PennsylvaniaExisting SupplyBy Chain Scale
41PA Pipeline
Source STR / TWR / Dodge Construction Pipeline
42PA Pipeline10 Largest Projects
Source STR / TWR / Dodge Construction Pipeline
43Historic Attrition RatesSTR/PPR/FW Dodge
Pipeline
44Projections
45U.S. Economic OutlookBlue Chip Economic
Indicators February 2005
- 2004P 2005F 2006F
- Real GDP 4.4 3.6 3.4
- CPI 2.7 2.5 2.3
- Corporate Profits 15.0
10.1 6.0 - Disp Personal Income 3.1 3.3 3.5
- Unemployment Rate 5.5 5.3 5.2
46Total United StatesActive Development Pipeline -
RoomsChange From Last Year
Feb 2005
Feb 2004 Change Chg In
Construction 101,335
73549 27,786
37.8 Final Planning 15,676
16,927 (1,251)
-7.4 Planning 169,709
181,046 (11,337)
-6.3 In Pre-Planning 80,449
135,767 (55,318)
-40.7 Total Development 367,169
407,289 (40,120) (9.9)
Source STR / TWR / Dodge Construction Pipeline
47Total United StatesSupply/Demand Percent
Change2000 2005P
48Total United StatesOccupancy Percent2000 2005P
49Total United StatesAverage Daily Rate1998
2005P
Source STR
50Total United StatesADR Percent Change2000
2005P
51Total United StatesRevPARYear End 2000 2005P
Source STR
52Total United StatesRevPAR Percent Change2000
2005P
53U.S. Lodging Outlook
Supply Growth Remains Benign
Demand Strength Broadens
Occupancy Gains Continue
Aggressive Pricing Strategies
Increased Profitability