Perhaps reflecting the concentration on the Worlds dates, “room demand” for all of July in the Willamette Valley region was actually down by 1.1%, year-over-year, vs. That’s a reflection of the Worlds, no doubt. Room revenue statewide for July was up only 8.1% in July, but 33.5% in the Willamette Valley region to $48.02 million, compared to 2021. 2021, to an average of $185.91 per room per night. 2021 and in the Willamette Valley region, by 35.0% vs. Room rates, however, were up 10.1% statewide in July vs.(Many Worlds visitors would like to know where those 22.3% unused rooms were during the meet!) Occupancy in the Willamette Valley region, which includes Eugene and Springfield, was up by just 0.3% for the month to 77.7% in 2022, year-over-year vs.
Statewide occupancy in Oregon was down by 2.2% in July to 73.9%, year-over-year vs.But the Oregon Tourism Commission’s “ Oregon Lodging Statistics” report for July showed: Let’s start with noting that the 2022 Worlds took place from 15-24 July, so only 10 days out of a 31-day month. The first statistical reports are beginning to show up on the impact of the 2022 World Athletics Championships in Eugene, Oregon, with a noticeable but hardly overwhelming rise in accommodations use last July. Oregon lodging stats show only modest increase Following the International Olympic Committee’s imposition of a delayed suspension of the National Olympic Committee of Guatemala to resolve governmental interference in elections, the Central American Sports Organization decided to cancel October’s Central American Games – to be held in Costa Rica and Guatemala – altogether. Turkey won the team Greco-Roman title at the UWW World Championships in Belgrade and Japan’s women continued to dominate, winning the first two Freestyle titles. A massive crowd of more than 77,000 opened the Lusail Stadium in Qatar last week – it will be the site of the FIFA World Cup final – but with some of the often-seen issues of supplies and transport management that need to be worked out. At the last World Athletics Continental Tour meet in Europe this year, South Africa’s Wayde van Niekerk showed signs of being a major contender for 2023 honors with a 44.33 win in the men’s 400 m. The first statistics on the local impact of the 2022 World Athletics Championships in Eugene are out, with only a modest increase in occupancy, but a big gain in revenue thanks to increased prices. Governance makes a difference as Central American Games canceled Turkey wins Greco title Japan sweeps women’s golds at Wrestling Worldsĥ. Massive crowd opens Lusail Stadium in Qatar, but with some issuesĤ. Van Niekerk comeback accelerates in Bellinzonaģ. Oregon lodging stats show only modest increase from Eugene WorldsĢ. ★ To get The Sports Examiner by e-mail: sign up here! ★ġ. ★ The Sports Examiner: Surveying, monitoring and explaining the key competitive, economic and political forces shaping elite sport and the Olympic Movement.
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