Brooks-Powers asks whether hotel revenue came from rates or occupancy
Brooks-Powers says hotel revenue rose because room rates increased, not necessarily because more people stayed. She asks whether NYC Tourism tracks how many World Cup visitors stayed outside the city because they could not find or afford lodging.
Next, I want to pivot to lodging and visitor spending.
Hotel revenue rose because room rates went up, not necessarily because more people stayed here.
Does New York City Tourism track
how many World Cup visitors stayed outside the city because they couldn't find or afford a place to stay in New York, and what did the data that you do have show?
Unfortunately, we only track what's happening in the five boroughs.
Okay.