Saturday is the busiest night for hotels.

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Some surprising stats in this article:

Mr McGrath told a tourism forum at The Hotel School Sydney that Australia was improving when it came to attracting leisure travellers for sporting events and entertainment so hotels weren't as reliant on business travellers.
He said Saturday nights were now the busiest nights of the week for many CBD hotels.
"Fifteen years ago it was Tuesday to Thursday,'' he said.


Read more: http://www.news.com.au/travel/news/...om/story-e6frfq80-1226464170769#ixzz25ONU67bB
 
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Very interesting - I didn't realise the rates were that high!
 
I'm surprised about this....I still thought it would have been Tuesday or Wednesdays for some reason (and rates seem to always be at a premium on those days too)
 
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