PKF Study Finds U.S. Hotels Extremely Vulnerable to Sharp Declines in Airline Capacity
According to the latest analytical data from PKF Hospitality Research (PKF-HR), U.S. hotels could face a decline in lodging demand greater than that experienced during the turmoil following the terrorist attacks on September 11, 2001. Under a worst-case scenario, a 1 percent decline in the number of seats flown within the U.S. will result in a 0.39 percent decline in the demand at the nation's hotels. These findings come from an in-depth econometric analysis performed by lodging experts PKF Hospitality Research.



