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Budget Hotels 2011 UK - 50% discount!

The number of branded budget hotel rooms has more than doubled in the past decade, illustrating the rapid growth of this segment. Between 1993 and 2010, the branded budget market grew more than tenfold.

To keep up to date with such a dynamic market, you need the best data and narrative available. And this report, Budget Hotels 2011 UK, offers you a unique perspective and depth.

The report gives a full picture of both demand and supply. This combination of vital information cannot be found anywhere else.

Over more than 40 pages you can find comprehensive tables and accompanying narrative looking at: room supply overall, by brand, by city, by region and by type of location. In addition, you have the 2010 rate and occupancy figures covering these same bandings plus a breakdown of demand by weekend, Sunday and midweek as well as overall.

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Budget Hotels 2010 UK - 50% discount!

The number of branded budget hotel rooms has more than doubled in the past decade, illustrating the rapid growth of this segment. Between 1993 and 2009, the branded budget market grew more than tenfold.

To keep up to date with such a dynamic market, you need the best data and narrative available. And this report, Budget Hotels 2010 UK, offers you a unique perspective and depth you cannot find elsewhere.

The report gives a full picture of both demand and supply. This combination of vital information cannot be found anywhere else.

Over more than 40 pages you can find comprehensive tables and accompanying narrative looking at: room supply overall, by brand, by city, by region and by type of location. In addition, you have the 2009 rate and occupancy figures covering these same bandings plus a breakdown of demand by weekend, Sunday and midweek as well as overall.