Occupancy Fall Average 10% in Europe
Europe are now struggling to flow their tourism sector as almost European hotel bookings dropped by nearly 10% in the first quarter of the current year. A tourism conference confirmed recently low rates of residence at European hotels. The conference was held in Prague.
Room bookings declined by 18% in Prague and Budapest fell by 20%. On the other hand, the world’s most attractive and visited city Paris dipped by nearly 5%. Somewhere else likes Portugal and Spain, hotel occupancy dipped by between 10% and 20%.
As a result, it caused job losses up to now for about 60,000 workers. The meeting of the EUCR said the recent economic crisis enforced room sellers to introduce new strategies (EUCR for European Union’s Committee of the Regions).