GDS hotel bookings in June jumped 23.5 percent year over year and average daily rate grew 6.3 percent, according to Pegasus Solutions - Business Travel News

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July 29, 2010 - 10:01 AM ET

GDS hotel bookings in June jumped 23.5 percent year over year and average daily rate grew 6.3 percent, according to Pegasus Solutions . In North America, hotel ADRs for bookings in global distribution systems increased 3.3 percent. The 7.5 percent growth outside North America represented "the highest ADR growth year-to-date," according to Pegasus. "Increasing demand witnessed by healthy booking volumes indicates there is yet more room to raise rates and realize additional revenue potential."

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