What happens to the hotel industry during a recession?

This is the reason why hotels have fewer customers when a recession takes place. During the recession, a lot of the hotel's resources get wasted. Like room ACs, electricity, rent, and many others. The hotel industry during recession, faces difficulty in managing their expenses.



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