Canada hotels record first occupancy decline in three months
After three consecutive months of year-over-year increases, Canada’s hotel industry recorded a decline in occupancy, according to CoStar’s July 2024 data.
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The resort sits on a total of 1,229 acres including 650 acres of excess development lands and reportedly sold for $40 million. From ski to golf, the 151-room resort (plus an additional 116 timeshare units over 19 buildings) has a unique amenity offering including all-season mineral hot springs featuring three outdoor pools (in addition to indoor pools), seven F&B outlets, three golf courses (two 18-hole courses and a nine-hole course), 14-run ski hill, expansive RV park (190 RV spots and 154 camping and tenting sites over 66 acres) and a host of other amenities and recreation.
After three consecutive months of year-over-year increases, Canada’s hotel industry recorded a decline in occupancy, according to CoStar’s July 2024 data.
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