Shanghai hotels have launched "worry-free escape" rooms after "online class rooms". Can this reduce losses caused by the epidemic?

After the "Online Class Room", Shanghai Hotel has launched the "Worry-free Escape" room. It only costs 3,999 yuan to stay in a five-star hotel for 6 days and 5 nights, and the hotel also has Three meals a day are provided. Whether the launch of "worry-free escape" rooms will reduce the epidemic situation and bring losses to hotels depends on the number of rooms booked.

The outbreak of the epidemic has brought losses to various industries. The hotel management industry related to the tourism industry has been greatly affected by the epidemic. In order to save themselves, hotels have launched "online class rooms" and "worry-free escape rooms" unique to the epidemic. They want to use this method to attract everyone's attention and increase the number of hotel reservations.

It is a good idea to use new types of rooms to reduce hotel losses, but the actual effect depends on the number of rooms booked. 1. With a large number of room bookings, hotels can reduce losses

Hotel revenue depends on the number of room bookings per day. If the number of room bookings is large, the hotel will be more profitable. If the number of room bookings is small, the hotel's revenue will also decrease. During the epidemic, the number of hotel bookings will also drop significantly, even on statutory holidays.

The launch of "Worry-Free Escape Room", if it can attract people to book rooms and increase the number of orders, it can reduce the losses caused by the epidemic, and it may even make a profit during the epidemic. In my personal opinion, this kind of room is suitable for people who come to Shanghai for business trips. Secondly, if they book a small number of rooms, the hotel may still lose money

If the hotel launches a "worry-free escape room", it will only cause problems. People are paying attention, but the number of reservations is very few. In such a situation, the hotel will not only fail to reduce losses, but may also increase losses.

After the outbreak, many people will try to avoid entering public places in order to reduce the probability of infection. Although the hotel is comfortable and the service is considerate, it is still a public place, which will increase the probability of being infected by the epidemic. Only a small number of rooms are booked, but the hotel still needs to be kept running. The cost will be greater than closing the hotel.

Would you consider staying in the "Worry-Free Escape Room" launched by the hotel during the epidemic?