Covid-19 pandemic has negatively impacted our sleep pattern


Some hotels are now targeting the wellness tourism segment by promoting better sleep among guests.

The pandemic has had a negative effect on the sleep pattern of the world's population, says an international hospitality group.

According to an Accor study of some of its guests, 44% say that Covid-19 stress has negatively impacted their sleep.

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