What the European hotels to expect in 2012?

The world's first hospitality university, The Ecole Hôtelière de Lausanne (EHL) mapped the hotel industry’s current status, the investment environment and the future outlooks in 11 European markets.

The British Hotel in  the first nine months of 2011 reached 5.9 percent increase in per capita gross income (RevPAR). This is primarily due to the increase of average daily rates, but the capital's driving force  plays a major role in it, as well as increasing business travels. London last year, has reached the pre-crisis levels, and this year expecting  even better results, because of the Olympics. (turizmusonline.hu, Tóth Réka Anna)