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Hotel industry sees growth as daily room rates, occupancies over 2019 level

Mumbai hotels recorded an occupancy rate of 80 per cent in May 2022, which was followed Pune and Bengaluru, consulting firm HVS Anarock said

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As tourism has started in full swing in the nation, Indian hotels are on a growth path as Mumbai continue to be the market leader, a new report said. Mumbai hotels recorded an occupancy rate of 80 per cent in May 2022, which was followed by Pune and Bengaluru, consulting firm HVS Anarock said in its 'Hotels & Hospitality Overview' report.

In May, the average daily rate of hotels ranged at Rs 5,750-5,950, which was 6-8 per cent higher than the corresponding month in 2019, the report said. It added that the average occupancy was 63-65 per cent,

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