Occupancy rate

The occupancy rate in tourist accommodation establishments in a destination aims to determine how the tourist season has progressed. Its result is obtained from the percentage ratio between the daily average of rooms / places occupied in the accommodation establishment and the total number of available rooms according to a specific reference period, usually assessed on a monthly and fortnightly basis. Within this study, you will find a total of 7 panels with information related to: a comparison of the occupancy rate, the monthly occupancy rate by type of accommodation T2020, the fortnightly occupancy rate by type of accommodation T2020, the average stay and main nationality by month, the average stay and main nationality by fortnight, the historical FEHIF occupancy rate 2005-2020, and finally the FEHIF occupancy rate variation 2005-2020.

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The occupancy rate in tourist accommodation establishments in a destination aims to determine how the tourist season has progressed. Its result is obtained from the percentage ratio between the daily average of rooms / places occupied in the accommodation establishment and the total number of available rooms according to a specific reference period, usually assessed on a monthly and fortnightly basis. Within this study, you will find a total of 6 panels with information related to: the monthly occupancy rate by type of accommodation from the 2020 summer season to the present, as well as data on the fortnightly occupancy rate by type of accommodation, the average stay and main nationality by month, the average stay and main nationality by fortnight, and a comparison between the FEHIF occupancy rate and that of the Observatory.

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The occupancy rate in tourist accommodation establishments in a destination aims to determine how the tourist season has progressed. Its result is obtained from the percentage ratio between the daily average of rooms / places occupied in the accommodation establishment and the total number of available rooms according to a specific reference period, usually assessed on a monthly and fortnightly basis. Within this study, you will find data related to the history and evolution of the FEHIF occupancy rate, as well as its variation from one year to the next.

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