Cancun Hotels Score Whopping 93 Percent Occupancy Rates

The Cancun Convention & Visitors Bureau (CVB) is delighted to announce that Cancun hotels recorded occupancy rates of 93 percent in the first half of 2015; this represents a year on year increase of 2.5 percent. The figures are published as Mexico’s favorite holiday destination looks on course to enjoy a record year for tourist numbers.

Cancun is now one of the best performing destinations in the world for hotel occupancy levels. According to statista.com, the independent online statistics analysis website, Cancun is outperforming the market with hotel rooms filling fast. On average Caribbean hotels were at 67 percent occupancy during the first half of 2015. This compares to 61 percent in the United States, 61  percent in Europe and 66 percent in the Middle East.

There were 4.8 million holiday arrivals into Cancun in 2014, which was a 7.5 percent increase on 2013. Of this number 202,276 were Europeans with 93,049 Brits choosing to holiday there. Commenting on the figures Jesus Almaguer, CEO of the Cancun CVB says “If 2014 is any indication, we are confident that 2015 will be another record-breaking year for Cancun.”

The CVB attributes the growth in tourism numbers to a plethora of hotel renovations and attraction openings, increased flight connectivity and to Cancun’s growing reputation as a first class holiday destination for service and quality.

In 2014 the CVB worked closely with its partners to highlight Cancun’s family product, vibrant nightlife and fascinating cultural sites. It continues to promote these key messages in 2015 and strives to highlight Cancun’s burgeoning events calendar, enviable gastronomy scene and world class shopping and spa facilities.