According to the latest report published by Ernst & Young, Beirut’s hotel occupancy rate fell to 62.6% in the first 8 months of 2018, compared to 64.3% registered during the same period last year. The ... read more
The Lebanese hospitality and tourism sectors have been going through rough times since 2011. According to the latest report published by Ernst & Young, Beirut’s hotel occupancy fell to 61% by July ... read more
According to the latest report published by Ernst & Young, Beirut’s hotel occupancy fell to 58.9% during the first half of 2018, compared to 61.9% registered during the same period last year. In ... read more
According to Ernest and Young’s Middle East Hotel Benchmark Survey, Beirut’s hotel occupancy rate slipped from 65.5% by May 2017 to 58.6% by May 2018. In fact, the repercussions of the resignation of Prime ... read more
According to Ernest and Young’s Middle East Hotel Benchmark Survey, Beirut’s hotel occupancy rate slipped from 64.5% by April 2017 to 60.5% by April 2018. The average room rate of Beirut’s 4 and 5 stars ... read more
According to E&Y’s Middle East Hotel Benchmark Survey, Beirut’s hotel occupancy rate slipped from 62.4% in Q1 2017 to 57.9% in Q1 2018. The down tick in hotel occupancy may be linked to the slashed ... read more
According to the latest report released by Ernst & Young, Beirut’s hotel occupancy fell to 54.9% during the first two months of 2018, compared to 62% registered during the same period last year. ... read more
According to Ernst and Young’s Hotel Benchmark Survey, following the shocking resignation of PM Saad Hariri, which shook the Lebanese political scene, Beirut’s hotel occupancy rate in December 2017 dropped ... read more
According to Ernest and Young’s Hotel Benchmark Survey, yearly occupancy rates in the Arab capitals witnessed a mixed performance by October 2017. However, four and five-star hotels mainly in Beirut and ... read more
According to Ernest and Young’s Hotel Benchmark Survey, some regional hospitality markets dipped by Sept.2017, compared to the same period last year. However, four and five-star hotels mainly in Beirut and ... read more
