
High costs, low occupancy squeeze hotel industry
Sandra Agyeiwaa OTOO
High operating costs, low occupancy rates and unreliable water supply are squeezing profitability in Ghana’s hotel industry, limiting operators’ capacity to expand facilities, upgrade services and offer more affordable accommodation.
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