Half of the hotels in Paris are still closed. Will there be fewer tourists going there?

This time, nearly half of the hotels in most areas of Paris are in the wide-open period. The reason why these hotels are closed is because they can’t see tourists and they can’t see hope, so they are closed. , but after this news comes out, it will definitely lead to fewer and fewer tourists going to Paris, because you are considered passive and sabotage. Although it is understandable that this is to reduce costs, it will not have any effect. It will only Let there be fewer and fewer tourists.

We know that under the influence of the global epidemic, the global tourism industry has suffered a huge blow, because the quarantine orders announced by the government and the multiple restrictions set on the borders have hindered tourists from traveling abroad. . After the epidemic situation in most countries improved, they slowly restored their borders, resumed international flights, and began to reopen flights and routes. However, under this situation, the tourism industry still has not had much recovery effect. Paris There is still a lack of tourists. Precisely because those hotels cannot see tourists, more than half of the hotels will remain closed until this fall. Hopefully, the epidemic will pass by then and the situation will improve. And those hotels that have been open They must be losing money. The reason why they are so stubborn in opening their doors is because they want to share the market. This means that there are always tourists coming, and every tourist is also a source of income, so these hotels are still struggling to persevere.

We also need to understand those closed hotels, because the tourism industry in Paris is really miserable now. From the data in July, we can know that the hotel occupancy rate in Paris was only 52.8 in July. , meaning that half of the hotels are empty, so maybe the half of the hotels with poor business have chosen to close their doors, and this data has dropped by nearly 25% from the same period last year, and the situation in the hotel industry is actually worse than this data. Because this report counts hotels that are open for business and has not yet counted those hotels that have been closed, the data reported this time should be that the occupancy rate of French hotels is only about 25%.

Because France implemented restrictive measures in March this year, many hotels were closed. Even after the restrictive measures were gradually lifted, these hotels still did not open their doors, and it can be known from interviews They plan to reopen only after the autumn, and the general representative of the Paris region of the French National Hotel and Catering Independent Group said that in the second quarter of this year, the turnover of all hotel cafes in France and the catering industry fell by 88%, while Among them, the hotel category dropped by 92%. It can be seen that France's catering industry and tourism industry have suffered a huge blow.