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COST OF A BREAKFAST
Scrambled eggs, pancakes, tea or coffee... HRS provides a rundown of the top ten most expensive countries for a breakfast, and their average prices.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
SINGAPORE €16.86
SWITZERLAND €16.05 BELGIUM
€15.05
NETHERLANDS €14.41 GREAT BRITAIN €13.91 DENMARK
€13.90
LUXEMBOURG €13.39 IRELAND NORWAY
10 HUNGARY Source: HRS
€12.59 €12.55 €11.72
THE INTERNATIONAL AVERAGE COST OF BREAKFAST IS
€10 10
in key business hubs EUROPE’S FAVOURITE NEW HOTELS
DORA HOTEL Istanbul ART’OTEL Amsterdam
UNIC Prague
CARAVITA Rome OLIVIA BALMES Barcelona HOTEL MAGNA PARS SUITES MILANO Milan
STAR INN HOTEL WIEN SCHÖNBRUNN Vienna WINTERS HOTEL THE WALL Berlin THE FLAG Zurich
SOUND GARDEN HOTEL Warsaw
Source: HRS – European hotels opened in 2013; ranking calculated by booking frequency and highest traveller ratings
Beyond the brands
of Europe’s hotels are independent.
Source: PWC
The number of hotel bookings predicted to be made through mobile and tablet in 2014.
Source: Phocuswright
MILLENNIAL TRAVELLERS
With the increase in the number of boutique ‘lifestyle’ hotels popping up, the industry is responding to the rise of the Millennial traveller. Egencia outlines five key stats about those 18- to 30-year-olds.
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EGENCIA’S STUDY FOUND THAT GEN Y TRAVELLERS (18-32) are more likely to be freer with company cash when travelling: 37% would spend more of their company’s money than their own on room service, compared to 21% of 46- to 65-year-olds (Generation X).
2
MILLENNIALS ARE FAR LIKELIER TO embrace loyalty programmes – half of Millennials find loyalty programmes important when booking hotels (51%), against 30% of Gen X travellers.
22 BBT MAY/JUNE 2014 3 4
77% OF MILLENNIALS CONSIDER HOTEL REVIEWS to be “very important” when choosing accommodation.
LOCATION MATTERS ABOVE EVERYTHING when business travellers book hotels, with Millennials most frequently citing it as the most important feature (53%). Price was next, at 44%.
Source: Egencia (The Future of Travel report)
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