Occupancy Reaches Record High in July 2022
45 of the top-50 European markets saw higher occupancy levels than last July.
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ARTICLE SUMMARY
Heatwaves and inflation haven’t been able to put off travellers around Europe this summer as guests return to short-term rentals in their droves. In July, Europe reached 48.9 million nights stayed, 7.9% higher than July 2019, with record occupancy but still reduced supply.