kkmoat.btc(@kkmoat):I’m making a comparison. Compared with the period before 2020, the hotel industry is much more sluggish now. Do you think I’m just making things up? Sorry, but my parents are in the hotel business. They own two buildings that they rent out. Right now, only about 70% of the rooms are occupied, with the remaining 30% still vacant even after lowering the rental prices. Before 2020, this would have been unimaginable. Back then, people would even pay in advance just to secure a room. 现在依然有人不承认旅游业和酒店在萧条，那我也没话说，我家现在房子都没出租完，以前不可能发生的情况，最近几年发生了。

2026.06.27 04:28

I’m making a comparison. Compared with the period before 2020, the hotel industry is much more sluggish now. Do you think I’m just making things up? Sorry, but my parents are in the hotel business. They own two buildings that they rent out. Right now, only about 70% of the rooms are occupied, with the remaining 30% still vacant even after lowering the rental prices. Before 2020, this would have been unimaginable. Back then, people would even pay in advance just to secure a room. 现在依然有人不承认旅游业和酒店在萧条，那我也没话说，我家现在房子都没出租完，以前不可能发生的情况，最近几年发生了。

Mr. Wang 王仙森@halifax20211113

2026.06.27 02:14

@KseniiaBaziian @kkmoat @EthanSkinLab He was talking nonsense. There is a hotel room “oversupply” thing and there’s practically no inflation. The travel industry likely was making too much profits in the past. Also everything is running much more efficiently now.