PwC US

Growth of Low-Cost carriers, airlines in the Middle East and joint ventures to impact industry creating a "Connected Airline" key

Despite a weak first quarter for the U.S. economy, the lodging industry's performance was above overall industry expectations led by

An updated lodging forecast released by PwC US shows the lodging cycle in a favorable stage, with above average occupancy

Low cost carriers expanding into major domestic routes primary reason for moderate airfare increases U.S. airlines improve operations and customer

Overall, based on the analysis referenced above, PwC expects lodging demand in 2013 to increase 2.2 percent, which combined with

Industry benefiting from improved capacity and reduced supply; Ancillary revenues on rise; Fuel, labor and maintenance costs pressure margins; Regional

Overall, based on the analysis referenced above, PwC expects lodging demand in 2013 to increase 2.2 percent, which combined with

Based on the analysis referenced above, PwC expects lodging demand in 2013 to increase 1.8 percent, which combined with still