Global rise in Hotel room rates
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Key findings include:
- Moscow remains the most expensive city with average room rates of £236.06 compared with £220.57 in 2006
- Mumbai again showed rapid growth, with an increase of 30% over the last six months following an uplift of 49% in average rates achieved for the full year 2006
- Of the key European cities, Barcelona grew by 18%, rates in Berlin were up by 17% and Stockholm increased by 10% between January and June 2007
- London continued to perform well with 5% rate growth in the first 6 months of 2007, compared to average rate growth of 7% in 2006
- Of all the regions worldwide, only Africa noted a decline in average room rates
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