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Tourism revenues up 17% in January–March

Tourism revenues at commercial accommodations in Hungary were up 17% to HUF 35.4 billion (USD 189 million) in the first quarter 2005, according to data released by the Central Statistical Office (KSH). During March alone, revenues reached HUF 14.1 billion, representing an increase of 15.5% over March 2004.

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Total guest nights were up 10.4% in the first three months to 2.7 million, while the number of guest nights rose 13.1% in March alone.

Foreign guest nights were up 14% to 1.4 million during the first three months, while the number of foreign arrivals rose 18.4% to 493,000. The increase in guest nights was led by four- and five-star hotels, as well as wellness and spa hotels.

A regional breakdown of data shows that guest nights were up 18–22% in central Hungary and central Transdanubia, while northern Hungary saw growth of 10%. Growth in the southern and western Transdanubia region was more modest, between 3–5%. The number of guest nights was slightly down or stagnating in the northern and southern Plains regions.

In all, average hotel occupancy in January–March was 36.1%, roughly one percentage point higher than a year earlier, while occupancy was 43.6% in March alone. Average occupancy was highest at spa hotels in the first quarter, at 51.3%.

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