IHF: Industry Is Still Behind Where It Was Even This Time Last Year.
That's despite the findings of a new IHF survey which says that bookings in the southwest are above the national average.
Speaking to RedFM news, Fergal Harte of the IHF said that hotels are working hard to address the needs of their customers, who are planning to staycation in Cork this year.
"There's still a lot of work to do, you know, even with the kind of positivity around the figures that we saw last week. 20% occupancy and things like that are far behind last year, not to mind before this crisis. So there's certainly a huge amounts of work to do there. But hotels are working hard to to address that, and to ensure that their products and their facilities are set up in such a way that they can accommodate this type of business."
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