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Pop-up Hotels "Future of Europe's Tourism"
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Construction time for pop-up hotels was reduced by almost 50% compared with traditional methods. File photo
Pop-up hotels, in which pre-built units are incorporated into a steel frame that can easily be demolished, could be the future for European tourism, a travel trends report said.
With the housing market down and foreclosures way up, new pop-up hotels could provide affordable yet quality accommodation, said the Global Trends Report by market analysis company Euromonitor International, ordered by the World Travel Market exhibition.
The company added that construction time for pop-up hotels was reduced by almost 50% compared with traditional methods.
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