C9 Hotelworks Releases New Krabi Report

Category: Hotels, Posted:07 Jun 2021 | 06:00 am

Comparing major Southern Thai resort destinations, Krabi is one that historically balances well between the international and domestic markets.

In the new Krabi Hotel Market Update from C9 Hotelworks, we take a look back at pre-Covid trading to examine from what point hoteliers hope tourism will upcycle towards recovery and what will the trends be.

During the domestic-led past year, it has been interesting to see how the destination with it’s resort-centric, nature-based attractions has fared well in comparison to other resort areas in the South of the country.

One thing that is for certain is Krabi is a dynamic fit for post-Covid-19 travel and is likely to tap a strong share of demand as nature becomes the new luxury icon for travel.

To download and read the full report, click on the following link

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