Article: LOW HOTEL OCCUPANCY.

Article: Hotel occupancy levels rise despite Iraq ...
Internet Securities;  May 12, 2003 ;     448 words ... ... the war in Iraq shows that hotel occupancy levels surprisingly increased compared ... there was an increase in hotel occupancy of 0.56% compared to the ... resorts rose 1.13%. However, occupancy levels in large cities dropped 1 ...

Article: Hotel occupancy levels at 57% in 2004.
Internet Securities;  January 10, 2005 ;     630 words ... ... Internet Securities, Inc. via COMTEX) -- Average hotel occupancy levels in 2004 were calculated at 56.98%, which was ... Christmas vacation period, between Dec. 20 and 26, hotel occupancy levels dipped by 1.90 percentage points year-on ...

Article: INDIA'S HOTEL OCCUPANCY LEVELS FALL NEARLY ...
AsiaPulse News;  December 31, 2001 ;     384 words ...NEW DELHI, Dec 31 Asia Pulse - A sharp fall in hotel occupancy levels of nearly 40 per cent following September 11 knocked down revenues and delayed expansion plans of the hotel industry, which was ...

Article: Room for improvement after hotel occupancy ...
Evening News - Scotland;  April 15, 2008 ;     646 words ...Industry still upbeat despite consumers tightening their belts HOTEL room occupancy levels in the Capital fell in the first two months of the year, as lower consumer spending begins to bite. New figures show an occupancy ...

Article: Andersen Hotel Industry Benchmark Survey.(airport hotel ...
Hotels;  July 1, 2001 ;     560 words ...Latest year-to-April numbers from the Andersen Hotel Industry Benchmark Survey reveal occupancy levels at Heathrow and Gatwick at 75% and 81% respectively. This compares to 72% for the London market as a whole. The picture is ...

Article: Salt Lake Convention and Visitors Bureau. (Around Utah in the ...
Utah Business;  May 1, 2002 ;     504 words ...Salt Lake City - Hotel occupancy in Salt Lake City was 61.8 percent in 2001, down slightly from 2000. Hotels were hooked solid through the Olympics with accompanying ...

Article: HOTEL OCCUPANCY LEVELS SURGE
Info-Prod Research (Middle East);  October 21, 2004 ;     275 words ...According to "Business Standard", hotels in India have never had it so good. The occupancy rate - expected to be over 90 per cent during the next five months - is at an all-time high and the average room rate is seen climbing 10 per cent in most leading hotels. According to the Federation of Hotel