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Fraser Suites sees jump in May occupancy

Manama, May 30, 2011

Fraser Suites Seef, a leading luxury serviced apartment brand in Bahrain, has reported that occupancy levels witnessed a steady upward trend over the past few weeks, reaching a high of 48 per cent in May.

This steady increase is a welcome indicator that tourism and businesses activity is returning to the island Kingdom, as the majority of Fraser Suites’ clientele is comprised of GCC nationals and regional and international business travelers, in addition to its long-term tenants in Bahrain, a statement said.

According to recent figures from the Bahrain Tourism Company, current occupancy levels were “hovering between 20-30 per cent”, up from February and March levels which plummeted to as low as 5 per cent according to industry reports.

“We are encouraged by this uptick in occupancy over the past two months,” said Olivier Briand, general manager of Fraser Suites Seef.

“Our occupancy doubled in April to reach around 33 per cent compared to February and March of this year. While this is still below previous levels, it is nonetheless above current market conditions and is a positive sign that normalcy is returning to Bahrain. We are fully confident that this upward trend will continue as the summer months approach and more events are added to the calendar.”

Briand added that the recent increase in causeway traffic and Seef Mall’s “Seef Summer Surprises” campaign have helped to further spike in occupancy levels in May.

Owned by Seef Properties and located in Bahrain’s premiere shopping and business district, Fraser Suites Seef will celebrate its 2nd anniversary in June.

Briand also announced that Fraser Suites is offering special rates during Seef Mall’s summer campaign to further entice overseas shoppers. The promotion will run for the whole summer.-TradeArabia News Service




Tags: Bahrain | hospitality | hotel | tourism | travel | Fraser Suites | luxury serviced apartments |

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