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Austin Posts 11% Hotel Occupancy Gain During World Cup Without Hosting a Single Match

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Austin's hotel market recorded double-digit occupancy and revenue gains during the FIFA World Cup while Houston and most other U.S. host cities watched room nights fall, delivering an unexpected demand injection to a Texas market that has been absorbing thousands of new rooms without a functioning convention center.

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