London hoteliers experience highest room occupancy in May

28th June 2010, 10:29am

London hoteliers recorded the highest room occupancy of 2010 in May, according to the latest HotStats survey from TRI Hospitality Consulting.

Room occupancy was up at 83.1%. This increase in volume was led by tourists from France, China and the Middle East. This resulted in an 11.6% increase in year-on-year retail sales across London.

Bailey deputy managing director of TRI, said: "After the uncertainty of April, London hoteliers will undoubtedly have enjoyed a return to profits growth. It is imperative that hotels in the capital avoid any further disruption to performance and concentrate on maximising the opportunity associated with the international leisure sector during the summer period."

Meanwhile provincial hoteliers experienced a 2.2% increase to £31.93 per available room last month.
 

Related Articles:

• 29 Apr 2010 - London hotels show double digit rise
• 02 Nov 2009 - London hoteliers lead the way
• 28 Oct 2009 - London hoteliers boost profits
• 01 Oct 2009 - European hotels experience a weak August
• 26 Aug 2009 - London Hotel occupancy exceeds 2008 levels
• 24 Aug 2009 - TRI partners with Visit London
• 28 Jul 2009 - Occupancy levels hold up at London hotels

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