Sentence examples for room occupancy rate from inspiring English sources

With the room occupancy rate averaging a record 85.6percentt in 2007, a host of projects were announced, raising fears of a glut of hotel rooms.

The hotel room occupancy rate for the first quarter of the year declined by 7.6percentt since the same period last year, the biggest drop since 1994, according to a report by PricewaterhouseCoopers to be released today.

Development of apartments and smaller villas – so crucial to tourism on an island where the average room occupancy rate is around the magic 70 per cent mark – has been sporadic, barely scratching the surface.

Room occupancy rates on the Strip are stagnant.

Room occupancy rates on Long Island have been growing consistently for seven years, Mr. Lipper noted.

Room occupancy rates are set to fall this year, according to PKF Consulting.

Even now as the industry fundamentals improve and room occupancy rates rise, money is hard to come by — expensive for some, nonexistent for others.

Room-occupancy rates are down from more than 90% a couple of years ago to 86% today.

Without the new rooms, the occupancy rate would have dropped by only 2.1percentt, said Tim A. Simpson, a senior associate at PricewaterhouseCoopers. Despite the negative trend, people in the hotel and tourism industry said there was no cause for hand-wringing.

According to Smith Travel Research, a leading travel information company, the standard industry benchmark for room and occupancy rates at boutique hotels in general has dropped 18percentt since its peak in 2000.

"Room and occupancy rates should level off at a healthy pace over the next few years unless something else happens that we cannot predict," Mr. Moecking of the Fairmont said.