Hotel revenue could drop by 80 percent
By TPN/Lusa, in News · 11-11-2020 09:44:00 · 2 Comments
Estimates are that Portuguese hotels could suffer a loss in revenue of up to 80 percent in relation to figures from 2019.
According to the Association of Portuguese Hotels, losses could reach around 3.6 billion euros, while the number of nights spent in accommodation is down by almost 50 million. These projections come as 20 hotels, many of them part of large chains, closed their doors to guests in Porto in the first ten days of November due to dwindling demand.
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Yet another sector business guillotined into oblivion.......
WAKE UP PEOPLE !! THIS IS NOT ABOUT A FLU !!
THIS IS ABOUT A GLOBAL RESET !!
Apparently, the price to be paid for a destroyed economy is this. And all for a flu that has a survivability rate of 97% to 99%
The same thing is happening in about 1/2 of the U.S.
So sad.