Despite a drop in overall bookings throughout the hotel industrydue to the COVID-19 pandemic, budget-hotel chain OYO Hotelsreported a more than 20% increase in long-term stay bookings.
With long-term stays classified as more than seven days, OYO'slong-term stay bookings climbed to 21% since stay-at-home ordersbegan in mid-March. The company has also seen a rise in demand forstays lasting a month or longer for displaced workers and medicalstaff.
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