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Hotels Market - Global Industry Analysis, Size, Share,
Growth, Trends and Forecast 2015 - 2021
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Global Hotels Market : Increase in Disposable Income Propels
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Global Hotels Market : Increase in Disposable Income Propels Market
The recent boom in the hospitality sector has boosted the global hotels industry to a great
extent. The rise in disposable income has enabled people to spend on touring and traveling to
various places, which has transformed the market for hotels in the global scenario.
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Analysts have determined that the worldwide global hotel market stood at US$534.02 billion in
2014. Over the period from 2015 to 2021, the market is expected to develop significantly on
account of heavy investments from major market players and report a CAGR of 4%, attaining an
estimated value of US$702.74 billion by 2021.
3-Star Hotels Market: Rising Prosperity among Middle-class Consumers Boosting
Market Growth
There are 6 types of hotels across the world, unrated, 1-star, 2-star, 3-star, 4-star, and 5-star.
Among these, the 3-star hotels segment has recorded the highest growth, owing to the increased
capacity for expenditure among middle-class customers. The rising number of visitors has
encourages hoteliers to add more facilities to their 3-star hotels, which is drawing more attention
from customers and fueling the 3-star hotels market.
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On the other hand, analysts expect the unrated hotels...