Center Parcs pushes up occupancy and average rent
09 May 2005 by News Guest
Center Parcs has boosted its like-for-like performance and income in the past year.
The group, which operates four short-break holiday villages in Nottinghamshire, Wiltshire, Suffolk and Cumbria, said today that its key performance indicators had improved on a comparable basis with those reported at the half year.
Center Parcs ended the current year to 22 April 2005 with an occupancy level of 92.4%, up from 91.5% at the half-year point.
Compared with the year to April 2004, rent per villa night had grown by 2.5% and spend per sleeper by 3.8% (both on a like-for-like basis).
The group will unveil its preliminary results on 13 July.
