The religious festivities and business holidays characteristic of the Easter season generally benefited the hotel industry on the Old Continent, where new growth could be observed in its indicators for the month of April.
The 1% growth in the Revenue per available room recorded by European hoteliers on the period may be attributed to the 1.9 point growth in occupancy rates. The latter made it possible to compensate for weak average daily rates that were down by 1.8% in April. A similar trend may be observed across...
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