Travel Trends: Occupancy rates and room revenue are up, but disruptors still loom

BY: Michaela Satterfield, Contributing Writer

Posted 6/27/22

Local tourism authorities credit the rise in Springfield’s hotel occupancy in the past year to a mix of coronavirus pandemic effects, along with a boost in city amenities and marketing efforts.

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