Geneva hotels bounce back after covid

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The hotel sector in Geneva is bouncing back after covid. Figures from the Cantonal Statistics Office shows the number of overnight stays is now close to pre-pandemic levels.

Hotels logged almost 900,000 stays between July and September this year – a rise of 60% on the same period last year and only 3% lower than 2019. 

Geneva is doing well compared to the rest of the country. Stays are almost 4 times more than the national average.

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