Research

Studies from Pricepoint's data science team on how real-world events move hotel demand and price, built on booking data from more than a thousand properties worldwide.

Pricing
October 14, 2026

Concert nights don't fill hotels. They reprice them.

Eras Tour nights in Lisbon, Madrid, Edinburgh, Dublin and London: occupancy barely moved, rates rose 31% to 102%, and many rooms were sold a year early at normal prices.

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Market shocks
October 14, 2026

Not every disruption reaches the booking engine

Blackout, CrowdStrike outage, UK rail strikes: only the blackout clearly cut hotel bookings, and even those came back within days.

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Climate
October 13, 2026

Hotter summers aren't emptying the Mediterranean peak. They're repricing it.

Guests still come in July and August. But in Spain's hottest regions, a night in May or September now costs more than a night in August.

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Market shocks
October 13, 2026

The day Spain and Portugal went dark

A blackout cut power across mainland Spain and Portugal. Bookings fell by a sixth for one day, then came back within 48 hours.

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