Kyiv hoteliers debunked the myth about the influx of tourists
Rich tourists are not eager to visit the Ukrainian capital.
Elizaveta Yurusheva, manager of the Kiev Fairmont hotel, spoke about this in an interview with the Kyiv magazine “Focus”.
“Recently, the authorities have been talking a lot about the development of inbound tourism. Have you felt an influx of tourists?” the publication asked.
“I see from our guests that there are very few wealthy tourists in Kyiv. Mostly people stay with us for work. This is clearly visible from the occupancy rate. There's a dip on the weekend, but on Monday the occupancy rate for rooms increases. If we talk about months, the peak period is from September to December,” Yurusheva said.
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Kyiv hoteliers debunk the myth about the influx of tourists.