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Sporting events: hotels score

Aug 19 2009 07:57

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Johannesburg - Thanks to the growth in tourist numbers during the Confederations Cup tournament, and the tour by the British and Irish Lions, the country's hotel bosses can smile.

A Deloitte survey shows that in June revenue per available room (revpar) rose an annualised 5.8%.

But, according to Moray Wilson of Deloitte's division for tourism, hospitality and recreation, the global financial crisis caused a 7.2% decline in the year to June.

Cities hosting the Confederations Cup and British and Irish Lions tournaments, however, benefited.

Cape Town's revpar rose by an annualised 14.2%, although the city hosted only two rugby tournaments. Johannesburg's revpar was 9.9% up

- Sake24.com

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