
After a month of March that offered a glimmer of hope, a very morose context made last month difficult for France’s hoteliers and results fell sharply across all categories. As tourism struggled to to revive itself following November’s terrorist attacks, the situation was aggravated by attacks in Brussels at the end of March. Properties in Paris and the Paris region have suffered again.
With a Revenue per available room (RevPAR) down by 9.4% throughout the country compared to April 2015, French hotels have posted their worst results since the tragic events that impacted the country last year. The occupancy rate is down sharply at all properties, which experienced a 3.1 point drop...
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