- 67% ea baeti ba khoebo ba US ba rera ho nka maeto a fokolang.
- 52% ea baeti ba khoebo ba US ba kanna ba hlakola merero e teng ea maeto ntle le ho hlophisa bocha.
- 60% ea baeti ba khoebo ba US ba rera ho chechisa merero e teng ea maeto.
Baeti ba khoebo ba US ba ntse ba theola merero ea ho etela morao nakong ea linyeoe tse ntseng li eketseha tsa COVID-19, 'me 67% e rera ho nka maeto a fokolang, 52% e kanna ea hlakola merero e teng ea ho etela ntle le ho hlophisa bocha, le 60% e rera ho chechisa merero e teng ea maeto, ho latela naha e ncha. lipatlisiso tse entsoeng molemong oa American Hotel & Lodging Association (AHLA).
Leha ho na le keketseho ea maeto a phomolo nakong ea lehlabula, tlhahlobo e ncha e totobatsa tebello e lerootho ea maeto a khoebo le liketsahalo, tse etsang karolo e fetang halofo ea chelete ea hotele mme ha li lebeletsoe ho khutlela maemong a pele ho seoa ho fihlela 2024.
Khaello ea maeto a khoebo 'me liketsahalo li na le litlamorao tse kholo bakeng sa mosebetsi ka kotloloho meahong ea lihotele, le sechabeng ka bophara. Lihotele li lebelletsoe ho emisa ka 2021 ho theosetsa mesebetsi e ka bang 500,000 ha ho bapisoa le 2019. Ho batho ba bang le ba bang ba 10 ba hiriloeng ka kotloloho setšeng sa hotele, lihotele li tšehetsa mesebetsi e meng e 26 sechabeng, ho tloha ho lireschorente le mabenkele ho ea ho lik'hamphani tsa phepelo ea lihotele—e leng se bolelang hore ho na le batho ba ka bang limilione tse 1.3. mesebetsi e tshehetswang hoteleng le yona e kotsing.
Phuputso ea batho ba baholo ba 2,200 e entsoe ka August 11-12, 2021. Ho bona, batho ba 414, kapa 18% ea ba arabelitsoeng, ke baeti ba khoebo-ke hore, ba sebetsang mosebetsing oo hangata o kenyelletsang maeto a amanang le mosebetsi kapa ba lebeletseng. ho tsamaela khoebo bonyane hang lipakeng tsa hona joale le mafelong a selemo. Liphuputso tsa bohlokoa har'a baeti ba khoebo li kenyelletsa tse latelang:
- 67% e kanna ea nka maeto a fokolang, athe 68% e kanna ea nka maeto a makhutšoane
- 52% e re ba kanna ba hlakola merero e teng ea maeto ntle le merero ea ho hlophisa bocha
- 60% e kanna ea chechisa merero ea maeto e seng e le teng ho fihlela hamorao
- 66% e kanna ea tsamaea feela ho ea libakeng tseo ba ka khannelang ho tsona
SEO U LOKELANG HO SE NKA HO SEHLOOHO ENA:
- 67% are likely to take fewer trips, while 68% are likely to take shorter trips52% say they are likely to cancel existing travel plans with no plans to reschedule60% are likely to postpone existing travel plans until a later date66% are likely to only travel to places they can drive to.
- US business travelers are scaling back travel plans amid rising COVID-19 cases, with 67% planning to take fewer trips, 52% likely to cancel existing travel plans without rescheduling, and 60% planning to postpone existing travel plans, according to a new national survey conducted on behalf of the American Hotel &.
- Of these, 414 people, or 18% of respondents, are business travelers—that is, those who either work in a job that typically includes work-related travel or who expect to travel for business at least once between now and the end of the year.
