Aberdeen was the best performer with occupancy rising by 11.5% and revenue by 23.6% to £66.92 boosted by several conferences in the city during the month.
Glasgow also reported increases with occupancy up 6.2% and revenue at £52.13, an 8.3% rise.
HOTELS in Scottish cities suffered mixed fortunes in October, research shows.
Aberdeen was the best performer with occupancy rising by 11.5% and revenue by 23.6% to £66.92 boosted by several conferences in the city during the month.
Glasgow also reported increases with occupancy up 6.2% and revenue at £52.13, an 8.3% rise.
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