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Hotels in Both the Middle East and Africa Showed Continued Occupancy Improvements but at Overall for August

2020-10-23 17:51:48| Hotel Resource

In the Middle East, hotel occupancy fell 30.8% to 43.3% in September as ADR dipped 13.5% to $98.54 and RevPAR declined 40.1% to $42.64. In Africa, hotel occupancy decreased 61.2% to 25.6%, ADR rose 2.7% to $99.99 and RevPAR fell 60.2% to $25.57.


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