Will the "Eleventh" Island Tourist Hotel reduce its price?

Judging from the "Eleventh" overseas hotel price index published by Ctrip, it is still very popular for tourists to travel to islands and experience the luxury enjoyment of five-star hotels. For example, in Phuket, the number of hotel guests increased by nearly 150% compared with last year, while the number of tourists staying in Bali, Koh Samui and Krabi also increased by nearly 100% compared with last year.

In contrast, with the exception of Bali, the average night price of hotels in many islands in Thailand dropped significantly compared with last year's "Eleventh" period. Take Phuket as an example. On the third day of June 65438+1 October1,the average daily night price decreased by about 13% compared with the same period of last year, and the lowest night price was only 5 1 1 yuan. At the same time, the average hotel price in Koh Samui and Krabi Island also decreased by about 15% during the "Eleventh" period.

Ctrip hotel experts pointed out that the number of China tourists traveling to islands around the world has greatly increased in the past two years, which has also promoted the development of the local hotel industry. The opening of more new hotels has improved the housing shortage during hot hours, leading to a decline in prices.

In addition to islands, Hong Kong's tourism industry continues to pick up significantly, and Hong Kong ranks first among overseas popular accommodation destinations. During the "Eleventh" period, the number of tourists staying in Hong Kong hotels increased by 97% year-on-year. During this period, the average hotel room price was basically the same as that of the same period last year. In June 10, 1 2, prices rose slightly year-on-year, but did not exceed 5%.

In terms of destinations, Phuket and Bangkok ranked second and third, followed by Singapore, Tokyo, Osaka, Taipei, Bali, Kyoto and Kuala Lumpur. It is worth mentioning that Kyoto ranks among the popular accommodation destinations for the National Day for the first time, and the number of people staying this year has increased by1.26% year-on-year; Singapore is the destination with the highest occupancy rate of high-star hotels (4 or 5 stars), reaching 88%.