| Page(s) de l'article : | p. 120 - 137, 19 p. ill. en coul. |
| Résumé : | While regional hotels will be a big drawcard for urbanites looking to escape the confines of smaller apartments – the spaces in which they’ve most likely spent more time than ever during the past year – city hotels are more reliant on business travellers, major events and conferences. But given predictions that travellers will stay closer to home in the near future, what if city hotels could provide a similar experience to their more remote counterparts? What if they could offer city dwellers an easily accessible getaway without having to physically get (as far) away? Or invite travellers to experience a slower-paced side of a crowded tourist mecca? A number of new accommodations are answering the call. In bustling cities such as Paris, Amsterdam, Seoul and Beijing, hotels are turning inwards and encouraging their guests to follow suit. |
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