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Compare your occupancy with official data: INE Spain, INE Portugal, ISTAT and ELSTAT, and what occupancy, ADR and RevPAR mean (2026)

Updated: 10 November 2026

Knowing whether your hotel is doing well is easier when you compare yourself with official figures for your area. But you have to compare like with like: room or bed-place occupancy, ADR, RevPAR. This guide explains the three figures using the official definitions of Spain's INE and Eurostat, lists the latest published figures we could read (checked on 10 November 2026) and tells you where to look for your own province or region.

The short answer

The essentials:

How to calculate your three figures (example)

An example with made-up numbers, for a 30-day month:

Spain: INE (Hotel Tourism Short-Term Trends)

INE publishes the Hotel Occupancy Survey every month, with provisional data 23 days after the reference month:

Portugal: INE (Atividade Turística)

INE Portugal publishes occupancy, ADR and RevPAR every month by NUTS region, including the Algarve:

Italy and Greece: ISTAT and ELSTAT

Here official statistics focus on arrivals, nights and occupancy, with no ADR or RevPAR in what we read:

What to compare so you don't fool yourself

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Frequently asked questions

What is RevPAR?

Revenue per available room: room revenue divided by all rooms available, sold or not. INE Spain defines it as average daily revenue per available room.

What is the difference between ADR and RevPAR?

ADR divides revenue by occupied rooms; RevPAR by available rooms. RevPAR = ADR x occupancy.

Why doesn't my occupancy match INE's?

INE Spain's headline is bed-place occupancy while yours is usually room occupancy, and the national average mixes categories and areas. Compare with your province or zone in INEbase.

Do ISTAT or ELSTAT publish ADR and RevPAR?

Not in the official documents we read: they publish arrivals, nights and occupancy rates.

Where can I compare countries?

Eurostat's tour_occ tables, which use common definitions such as net occupancy rate of bedrooms and bed places.

Sources

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