Indonesia reports declining hotel occupancy rates


Hotels across Indonesia have recorded a fall in their occupancy rates over the last few months, despite the recent holiday season and a sharp increase in foreign tourist arrivals.

Hoteliers have rejected concerns that the decline in occupancy rates had been caused by an increased supply of accommodation — particularly budget hotels — in the country’s main tourist destinations.

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