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Nordic Hotel Consulting, Denmark Office: Kildehøjvej 27, Birkerød, Denmark www.nordichotelconsulting.com NHC QUARTERLY NORDIC HOTEL REPORT First Quarter – Q1 2012 Copenhagen – Stockholm – Oslo Performance data supplied by STR Global for the Copenhagen hotel market Performance data supplied by Benchmarking Alliance for the Stockholm and Oslo hotel market All amounts are in Danish Kroner (DKK) for the Copenhagen hotel market, in Swedish Kroner (SEK) for the Swedish hotel market and in Norwegian Kroner (NOK) for the Norwegian hotel market

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Nordic  Hotel  Consulting,  Denmark  Office:  Kildehøjvej  27,  Birkerød,  Denmark    www.nordichotelconsulting.com  

 

         

 

   

 

 

 

NHC  QUARTERLY  NORDIC  HOTEL  REPORT  

First  Quarter  –  Q1  2012  

Copenhagen  –  Stockholm  –  Oslo    

 

 

Performance  data  supplied  by  STR  Global  for  the  Copenhagen  hotel  market    

Performance  data  supplied  by  Benchmarking  Alliance  for  the  Stockholm  and  Oslo  hotel  market  

   

 

       

     

All  amounts  are  in  Danish  Kroner  (DKK)  for  the  Copenhagen  hotel  market,  in  Swedish  Kroner  (SEK)  for  the  Swedish  hotel  market  and  in  Norwegian  Kroner  (NOK)  for  the  Norwegian  hotel  market  

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NHC  Quarterly  Nordic  Hotel  Report      Q1  2012    

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Highlights      

• The   first   quarter   of   2012   was   rather   arduous   for   the   Copenhagen   and   Oslo   hotel   markets   as  declines   in   RevPAR   were   monitored,   with   January   being   the   most   challenging   month   for  Copenhagen  and  March,  for  Oslo.  

• The  Stockholm  hotel  market  flourished  during  Q1  as  a  growth  of  1.8%  in  RevPAR  was  recorded.  • Copenhagen  saw  the  number  of  hotel  projects  rise  with  extensions  being  planned  in  the  city.    • The  hotel  developments  in  Stockholm  also  saw  their  numbers  increase.  • Hotel  developments  taking  place  in  Oslo  remained  identical  as  the  last  quarter.    

   

Hotel  Market  Analysis    

The   following   section   offers   an   overview   of   the   hotel   market   performances   of   the   three   Scandinavian  capitals.      Copenhagen      Stable   ADR  with   fluctuating   occupancy   levels   were   recorded   throughout   the   first   three  months   of   2012  when  compared  to  the  first  quarter  of  2011,  as  shown  with  the  graph  below.      

   Although  the   first  quarter  of  2012  saw  an  overall   increase   in  ADR  of  2.7%,   it  was  offset  by  a  decrease  of  2.7%  in  occupancy,  which  resulted  in  an  unaltered  RevPAR  from  Q1  2011.      ADR  is  the  only  key  indicator  that  monitored  increases,  between  1.5%  and  3.4%,  during  each  month  of  the  quarter,  whereas  occupancy  and  RevPAR  followed  a  similar  pattern  and  recorded  decreases  in  both  January  and   February,   but   upturns   in   March.   The   weakest   month   was   February   with   steep   decreases   of   6%   in  occupancy   and   4.6%   in   RevPAR.   The   February   results  were   somewhat   surprising   as   Copenhagen   Fashion  Week  took  place  on  February  1st-­‐5th  2012  and  attracted  approximately  40,000  visitors,  of  which  40%  was  international  visitors.    

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NHC  Quarterly  Nordic  Hotel  Report      Q1  2012    

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 The  following  table  offers  an  overview  of  the  hotel  market  performance  in  Copenhagen  during  Q1.      

   

 Stockholm    The   trend   for  Stockholm   for  Q1  2012   is   translated  by   increased  occupancy,  ADR  and  RevPAR   throughout  the  quarter,  which  is  illustrated  with  the  subsequent  table.        

                                                                               As  an  overall  performance,   the  Stockholm  hotel  market  performed  rather  well  during   the   first  quarter  of  2012,  mainly  on  account  of   the  month  of  March,  with   increases   in  all   key   indicators,   i.e.  0.3%,  1.5%  and  1.8%   in  occupancy,  ADR  and  RevPAR  respectively.  Both  the  months  of   January  and  February  experienced  declines   in  RevPAR,  which   is  mostly   translated  by   a  weaker   occupancy   than  Q1  2011,   but   even   the  ADR  dropped   in  February.  Nonetheless,   in  March,  all   indicators  performed  above  the  2011  results  with  a  solid  6.9%  growth  in  RevPAR.      The  table  below  provides  an  overview  of  the  hotel  market  performance  in  Stockholm  during  Q1.  .      

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NHC  Quarterly  Nordic  Hotel  Report      Q1  2012    

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   Oslo    Although  ADR  levels  remained  about  the  same  throughout  the  first  quarter,  occupancy  did  not  follow  the  same  curve  as  the  other  two  Scandinavian  capitals  as  the  occupancy  in  March  stalled  at  the  same  level  as  the  occupancy  in  February,  which  is  demonstrated  with  the  following  graph.    

 

       The  first  quarter  of  2012  proved  to  be  rather  challenging  for  Oslo  as  the  following  declines  were  recorded:  4.4%   in   occupancy,   4%   in  ADR  and  8%   in  RevPAR  as   an  overall   performance.  An   explanation  behind   the  drop  in  occupancy  can  be  explained  by  the  fact  that  the  supply  saw  an  increase  in  its  capacity.      Even  though  January  showed  positive  results  with  growth  in  all  key  indicators  resulting  in  a  3.8%  increase  in  RevPAR,  February  and  March  experienced  strong  declines,  especially  during  the  latter  month  with  a  19.3%  dip   in   RevPAR.   Those   drops   can   be   justified   by   the   fact   that   Oslo   hosted   the   FIS   Nordic   World   Ski  Championship  in  February  2011,  which  boosted  occupancy  and  ADR.  The  2012  first  quarter’s  results  reflect  a  more  stabilized  year  and  even  the  VM  Snowboard  that  took  place  in  early  February  was  not  able  to  match  the  results  of  the  previous  year.      The  table  below  proposes  a  snapshot  of  the  hotel  market  performance  in  Oslo  during  Q1.  

 

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 New  Developments    Copenhagen    There  are  currently  four  projects  under  development  in  Copenhagen,  which  would  result   in  a  1,154-­‐room  increase   in   capacity.  The  450-­‐room  extension  at  Radisson  Blu  Scandinavia   is  nevertheless   still  pending  as  the  permit  for  the  extension  is  yet  to  be  approved.  The  table  below  thus  shows  the  entry  of  new  supply.      

   There  are  also  rumoured  hotel  projects,  including  the  following:    

Ø Innside  –  Sol  Melia,  177  rooms,  possible  opening  year  in  2013  Ø Hotel  next  to  Copenhagen  Airport,  number  of  rooms  and  opening  year  to  be  determined  

 The  470-­‐room  renovation  taking  place  at  Radisson  Blu  Scandinavia  is  still  on-­‐going.  The  project  is   inspired  by   spring   and   autumn  designs,  which  will   be   completed  by  December   2012.   Scandic   Copenhagen   is   also  undertaking  major  refurbishments,  which  will  be  completed  in  June  2012.          Stockholm      In   the  next   three   years,   Stockholm  will   see   its   supply   increasing   by   2,   500   rooms,   as   there   are   currently  eleven  different   hotel   projects   in   the   works.   The   table   below   showcases   the   expected   new   hotel  developments  in  Stockholm.    

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   Adding  to  the  listed  development  projects  are  numerous  smaller  additions  and  new-­‐builds.  There  are  also  rumoured  projects,  which  are  part  of  large  property  developments,  and  will  include  the  following  hotels:      

Ø Hågelbyparken  in  Botkyrka,  number  of  rooms  and  opening  year  to  be  determined  Ø Huddinge  Resort,  number  of  rooms  and  opening  year  to  be  determined  

 Other  hotel  projects  discussed  for  2015  forward  are  still   in  the  pipeline  or  planning  process.  All   together,  the  Stockholm  hotel  market  has  quite  a   large  pipeline  of  non-­‐confirmed  projects,  which  can  be  expected  with  the  strong  growth  of  travel  and  tourism  in  the  region.          

 Oslo    In   the  next   two  years,  Oslo  will   see  an   increase   in   its  hotel  capacity  by  798  rooms  spread  over   five  hotel  properties.      The  Comfort  Hotel  Grand  Central  has  a  plan  opening  for  April  2012.  In  addition  to  a  57-­‐room  extension,  The  Thief  will  also  expand  its  conference  facilities.      

                   

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