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Only 15.5% of hotel managers say they will be able to cover 100% of their costs in June

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57.5% of hotel operators intend to offer their clients an alternative period for the reservations they have made, 65.6% intend to reduce the price of their services package, and 49.4% - of accommodation, show National Statistical Institute data from a survey among managers of accommodation facilities conducted in May.

48.8% of the managers say that in June they will be able to cover “up to 50%” of the costs of their activities with their own resources, 35.3% say they will not be able to cope by themselves, and 15.5% say they will be able to cope “up to 100%”.



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