Weekend hotel occupancy surges in major Indian cities

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Weekend hotel occupancy in major cities like Delhi and Mumbai has surged to 80-90 percent. This trend is primarily driven by domestic tourists and social events such as weddings. Business travel, however, remains concentrated on weekdays. The strong weekend demand is helping hotels offset weaker midweek performance. This shift marks a change from previous patterns of more evenly distributed demand.

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