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Venezuelan Hoteliers Struggle To Survive

机译:委内瑞拉酒店经营者努力生存

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Caracas The hospitality industry continues to take serious body blows in Venezuela. There seems to be no end in sight to the political unrest that was ignited by a two-month national strike, which started in December and failed to oust President Hugo Chavez or garner early elections. The strike shut down most of the country, including its lucrative oil businesses that make Venezuela the world's fifth largest producer of oil. Furthermore, ongoing protests, sporadic violence and a handful of as-yet-unexplained bombings have sparked nationwide fears that have all but paralyzed daily life for Venezuelans. In Caracas hotel occupancies are below 20%, after an average of 64% before the strike. In the rural areas, that percentage is even lower. "There's no reason to be operating in Caracas right now," says Scott Berman, partner, PricewaterhouseCoop-ers, Miami. "Venezuela has a history of tension and political unrest, but I haven't seen it at this stage before. Occupancies are deplorable. Everyone there is holding their breath."
机译:加拉加斯酒店业在委内瑞拉继续遭受严重的身体打击。这场为期两个月的全国罢工引发的政治动荡似乎没有尽头,这场罢工始于12月,未能罢免总统查韦斯(Hugo Chavez)或争取提前大选。罢工关闭了该国大部分地区,包括有利可图的石油业务,使委内瑞拉成为世界第五大石油生产国。此外,持续的抗议活动,零星的暴力行为和少数尚未解释的爆炸事件引发了全国范围的恐惧,这些恐惧几乎使委内瑞拉人的日常生活陷于瘫痪。在加拉加斯,酒店的入住率低于20%,而罢工前的平均比例为64%。在农村地区,这一比例甚至更低。迈阿密普华永道会计师事务所合伙人斯科特·伯曼说:“现在没有理由在加拉加斯开展业务。” “委内瑞拉有着紧张和政治动荡的历史,但我在现阶段还没有看到过。职业是可悲的。那里的每个人都屏住呼吸。”

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    《Hotels》 |2003年第5期|p.14|共1页
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