Romania Hotels bounce back in Bucharest
Hotelsschedule 03 February 2022
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The Bucharest hotel market has the highest growth among CEE capitals in terms of revenue per available room (RevPAR), according to the Hotel Operator Beat H2 2021 report by Cushman & Wakefield.
The report is based on a survey, conducted in Q4 2021 among senior executives from over 30 operators that are either already in the CEE region or have plans to enter. Together they operate over 730 hotels with over 121,000 rooms as well as an additional 590 proposed hotels comprising over 50,000 rooms that are currently planned. Prague, Warsaw, Budapest and Bucharest are among the top-ranking cities of interest, out of a total of 20. Bucharest was considered a high or very highly attractive mark
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