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Dublin and Berlin are set to be ‘sold out cities’ in Europe this summer, according to corporate accommodation booking data released today by online platform, AltoVita.
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As the return of corporate travel gathers speed, data from the extended-stay accommodation platform revealed that hotels in the Irish capital are reporting 96 per cent occupancy rates, while Berlin is experiencing 94 per cent occupancy.
With demand high across the globe, Singapore (89 per cent), Tokyo (89 per cent), New York City (89 per cent) and Panama (89 per cent) are current hotspots for business travellers. Denver (93 per cent) and San Diego (93 per cent) also ranked highly in the US.
AltoVita CEO and co-founder, Vivi Cahyadi Himmel, said business travel is back in ‘full swing’, with many travellers taking families and pets with them as part of an extended ‘workation’.
The platform incorporates more than one million properties across 165 countries and the company has offices in London, Singapore and Dallas.
More than 95 per cent of its bookings are from corporate customers, with a 45-day average stay.
“While many cities are ‘sold out’, we’re now finding creative solutions to work within markets which are seeing high occupancy rates, such as offering alternative accommodation types such as co-living for a short period, before moving into a short-term rental,” Cahyadi Himmel added.
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