Hotel bed-night occupancy is one of the key indicators used in the tourism industry to measure demand for accommodation and the overall performance of hospitality facilities.
By
John Waweru
Data Journalist
Nation Media Group
Kenya’s South Coast regained its dominance in hotel bed-night occupancy along the coastal beaches after three years of trailing its rivals on the back of increased tourism activity.
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