Amsterdam’s city-centre hotel building ban is paying off

By ASAP Newsdesk On 22nd July 2019 · Add Comment · In Breaking News, EMEA, Global News

A report from HVS shows that following the ban on new hotel development imposed on Amsterdam’s city centre, hoteliers have been able to increase their rates without sacrificing occupancy.

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Amsterdam’s city-centre hotel building ban is paying off

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