Years Experience
Countries Consulted
Assignments Completed
Clients Worldwide
USD Billion of Investments Advised
Latest Press Releases
Ghana raising Africa’s leisure tourism bar
January 2019 - Continued economic growth in many African countries is driving greater interest in the continent from a tourism perspective but it’s interesting to see that Ghana, in particular, is proving increasingly attractive as a leisure tourism destination... Read More
Opportunity abounds in African Apart-Hotel sector
August 2018 - “As these African economies continue to grow and develop, demand for long-stay accommodation is expected to rise. This highlights the opportunities for international operators to enter partnerships with local and regional developers to foster and improve the quality of long-stay accommodation in Africa… Read More
Positive expectations continue for Mauritius hotel and tourism sector
June 2018 - Mauritius experienced yet another year of record tourism arrivals in 2017. In terms of hotel offerings, Mauritius is characterised by a diversified supply, ranging from midscale business hotels to luxury resorts and boasting the largest presence of international hotel groups of any country in Africa... Read More
HTI Research Articles
Africa’s Hospitality Market Review: H1 2018
Since the beginning of the year, we have conducted work in most of the West and East Africa markets and the knowledge and experience gained from our various projects continues to provide us with valuable insights into African hospitality trends. Many markets have shown a positive turn around while some are still trading off a low base. Positive growth in roomnights sold bodes well for future occupancy increases and the swift absorption of planned new supply... Read More
Africa’s Hospitality Market: The 2017 Year in Review
In 2017 HTI Consulting conducted 45 studies across 20 cities in Africa. Our activity was widely spread between Franco and Anglophone West Africa and East Africa. We are pleased to highlight some key market trends in our 2017 year in review which focuses on 14 African cities as covered by STR. Occupancy, ADR, rooms sold, rooms available and future supply have all been taken into account in our assessment... Read More
East African Countries, June 2016
According to BMI Research, East Africa is expected to deliver the strongest real GDP growth in Sub-Saharan Africa over the next decade. The region is expected to generate an average real GDP growth rate of 5,6% versus 5,0% in Central Africa, 4,7% in West Africa and 4,4% in Southern Africa... Read More
