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occupancy

[ok-yuh-puhn-see] / ˈɒk yə pən si /


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Middle East hotel occupancies initially rose due to evacuations but are now weak; rising oil prices pose a broader risk to air travel.

From Barron's

About 30 hotels and resorts across the island are being temporarily closed due to low occupancy and fuel rationing, according to an internal Tourism Ministry document obtained by AFP.

From Barron's

The Manchester accommodation BID, a body representing 74 hotels and serviced apartments providers in the city, said cash raised from the charge had funded a campaign to boost stays during "traditionally lower occupancy months".

From BBC

That means thousands of guests could have been filmed over that period, the BBC estimates, based on typical occupancy rates.

From BBC

Loeffler said the “check and balance” will come from city and county inspections that must happen before a property is certified for occupancy.

From Los Angeles Times