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STR: Berlin hotel performance fell in November

[ad_1] Berlin’s hotel industry reported lower performance month over month, according to preliminary November 2022 data from STR. Occupancy: 69.0%  Average daily rate (ADR): EUR109.75 Revenue per available room (RevPAR): EUR75.73 The market’s ADR level surpassed the 2019 comparable (+13.7%), but occupancy and RevPAR remained below November 2019 by 15.8% …

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Can’t-Miss Nature Experiences in Costa Rica

[ad_1] Costa Rica is undoubtedly one of the first countries to come to people’s minds when discussing ecotourism and nature travel. With 25 percent of its territory protected with parks or nature reserves, the options to immerse yourself in its extensive nature are endless. Here are some of the top …

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Festive Cities To Celebrate the Holidays in Mexico

[ad_1] Mexico has many cities that celebrate Christmas and New Year’s with traditional festivities of high historical and cultural value. These are some of the most popular destinations tourists can’t miss if they travel to Mexico this holiday season. Oaxaca City Oaxaca is one of Mexico’s most popular places to …

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The 13 Best Beaches in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico

[ad_1] Puerto Vallarta, Mexico is an internationally recognized destination for its beaches bathed by the Pacific Ocean, natural beauty, and first-class facilities mixed with warm hospitality. There are infinite places to discover but finding a favorite is a challenging task since each of Puerto Vallarta’s beaches has its particular charm. …

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Get to Know Mexico’s Magic Towns

[ad_1] The Magic Towns of Mexico offer incredible experiences for travelers in search of culture, tradition, rich gastronomy, and beautiful natural environments. These are some examples of Magic Towns that travelers should not miss on their visit to Mexico. Cholula This Magic Town, located two hours from Mexico City, combines …

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Hawaii’s Economy Is Essentially Recession-Proof, State Says

[ad_1] Hawaii’s Department of Business, Economic Development and Tourism (DBEDT) released its fourth-quarter ‘2022 Statistical and Economic Report’ on Wednesday, revealing insights into the tourism component of the state’s present and forecasted economic condition. Astonishingly, it claims that the Aloha State stands to circumvent any fallout from the economic recession …

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