The first quarter of 2012 saw Dubai hotels performing better than the corresponding period last year as room yields and occupancy jumped, benefitting from the Arab Spring, according to the latest hotel benchmark report by Ernst & Young (E&Y).
While RevPAR (revenue per available room — an industry benchmark for performance) improved nine per cent to $242 (Dh888.87) over the first quarter last year, average room rates (ARR) also jumped 6.2 per cent to $274 compared to $258 last year.
Occupancy, meanwhile, jumped by two per cent over the same period last year to 88 per cent, according to the report.
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