Occupancy

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Occupancy

The state of living or maintaining an office in a designated building or portion thereof. For example, one who rents a house may take up occupancy on the first day of the lease.

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Dahab comes second in terms of occupancies after Sharm El-Sheikh; however, a large percentage of guests prefer to stay in camps, whether in Ras Shitan or Dahab.

Increase in hotel bookings over Eid Al-Adha holiday: tourism sector

"I hear from operators on-island that occupancies and revenues are up."

Greater revenues, fewer guests in the Middle East

Projected occupancies for New York are "flat at 84 percent for both years," said Fox.

Competitive conditions cause slowdown in hotel profits

The result has been four consecutive years of improving occupancies," says Quek.

1995 was a very good year for U.S. hotels

Alexandria, North Coast and Ain Sokhna have most occupancies benefiting from transportation networks

Occupancies in Alexandria will increase to 100% during the Eid holidays

According to the report, favorable demand growth to 1997 will be a result of moderate economic expansion and current positive indicators, which include strong consumer confidence and increases in air-line seat occupancies.