Tourism Industry Update
Springfield’s hospitality industry began showing signs of life during the first week stay-at-home orders were lifted in Missouri. Though gatherings of large groups of people are still prohibited in…
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Springfield’s hospitality industry began showing signs of life during the first week stay-at-home orders were lifted in Missouri. Though gatherings of large groups of people are still prohibited in…
Read MoreWith occupancy at 27.2 percent, hotel statistics for April 26-May 2 showed a slight increase over previous weeks, great news considering stay-at-home restrictions had not yet been eased. That…
Read MoreHotel statistics continue to be well below normal as stay-at-home orders remain in place around the country. For April 19-25, hotel occupancy was down 65.9 percent, average daily rate was down 34.4…
Read MoreOddly, it’s a good feeling to realize there’s only one way to go but up and that’s where we are with hotel statistics this week. It appears we hit rock bottom April 5-11 when hotel occupancy was…
Read MoreThe city’s leisure and hospitality industry continues to suffer due to a severe decline in travel caused by social distancing practices in place to prevent virus spread. For April 5-11, hotel…
Read MoreLodging statistics for April 29-March 4, as expected, were down again and I am hopeful we are at or near the bottom as stay-home orders and social distancing guidelines are practiced in order to…
Read MoreTracy Kimberlin, President/CEO of the Springfield Convention & Visitors Bureau As expected, the most recent hotel statistics paint a dismal picture of the city’s hospitality industry. Here are the…
Read MoreThe city’s hospitality industry is taking a huge hit during the pandemic and it’s only going to get worse when stay at home orders go into effect at midnight tonight in Greene County and Springfield…
Read MoreTracy Kimberlin, President/CEO of the Springfield CVB The Convention & Visitors Bureau staff is closely watching the impact of the COVID-19 virus on local businesses and we want to assure you we’re…
Read MoreThe Convention & Visitors Bureau staff is closely monitoring the spread of the COVID-19 and its impact on the travel and tourism industry. To date, no cases of the virus have been reported in…
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