Caribbean Hotel Occupancy Slips in September, But Revenues Hold Steady

Caribbean hotel occupancy fell in September as the region entered the heart of the shoulder season — but industry revenues remained solid, reflecting steady demand and higher pricing power across the region, according to hotel analytics firm STR. According to the latest data, hotel occupancy across the Caribbean averaged 46.1 percent in September 2025, a 1.4 percent decline compared to the same month last year. The drop was not unexpected, coming during what is traditionally the quietest travel period of the year in the region. Average daily rate (ADR) continued to climb, hitting $234.2