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. 2022 Jul 16;76:211–225. doi: 10.1016/j.eap.2022.07.004

Table 8.

The average and difference score.

Hotel segments Hotel performance measures
OCC ADR RevPAR Supply Demand Revenue
Economy −24.76
(11.29)
−12.48
(5.94)
−33.60
(13.84)
−0.59
(1.40)
−25.14
(11.77)
−33.90
(14.29)
Midscale −41.54
(16.43)
−15.41
(6.56)
−49.59
(18.11)
0.15
(2.30)
−41.24
(17.42)
−49.28
(19.05)
Upper Midscale −54.64
(20.19)
−20.77
(8.13)
−62.70
(21.30)
−0.71
(3.14)
−54.63
(21.36)
−62.57
(22.43)
Upscale −61.89
(20.79)
−25.20
(9.91)
−69.93
(21.48)
−3.90
(6.35)
−62.74
(22.43)
−70.35
(23.15)
Upper Upscale −74.79
(22.32)
−32.30
(14.06)
−80.35
(22.86)
−19.37
(15.15)
−77.88
(23.80)
−82.19
(23.94)
Luxury −78.88
(22.43)
−16.59
(12.90)
−80.76
(23.20)
−36.84
(24.83)
−83.85
(23.32)
−84.69
(23.82)
Analysis of Variance
F-test 1112.45a 54.87a 83.77a 141.31a 99.88a 80.43a

The letter a stands for one percent statistical significance. The standard deviation is shown in brackets. A number is used to denote the pace of change. All post-tests of mean differences are statistically significant at the one percent significance level, with a few outliers. Due to space limits, detailed analysis results are not presented, but are available on demand. Authors’ calculation.