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Indian hotel room fares are the best

In terms of the average price paid on a hotel room domestical­ly, Indians found the best value at home at 4,715. When it comes to overseas travel, South-east Asian destinatio­ns dominate the top ten list for Indian travellers.

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has topped the list when it comes to getting the best value at hotel room rates domestical­ly, according to the latest Hotel Price Index (HPI) report by Hotels.com. The report revealed that in terms of the average price paid on a hotel room, Indians found the best value at home at 4,715 followed by the Portuguese on 4,846 and the Spanish on 5,009.

Swiss travellers paid the most at 10,345 for a night travelling domestical­ly with the Singaporea­ns in second place on 9,994 and the Norwegians in third at

9,899. The Australian­s were in fourth place at 9,531 and there was one more Asian nation in the Top 10 with South Korea at No 6 at

8,319. Of the 29 countries analysed, 20 paid more abroad than at home with some of them having a con- siderable gap between the two sums. The Chinese spent

3,513 a night more on average when travelling abroad, followed by the Argentinea­ns on 2,866 and the Indians at

2,816.

Only nine nations paid more at home than away. Travellers from Singapore had the greatest difference, spending 2,283 more domestical­ly than abroad, followed by the Swiss with a

1,233 variation and the Norwegians with 958.

The report also stated that when it came to over- seas travel, South East Asian destinatio­ns dominated the top ten lists for Indian travellers. Bangkok bagged the No 1 spot followed by Singapore. Pattaya and Hong Kong found themselves on the fourth and fifth positions, respective­ly, while Phuket stood seventh and Kuala Lumpur ninth. Two American destinatio­ns featured on the list – New York on the eighth spot and Las Vegas on the tenth. Dubai enjoyed the third position while London was the only European destinatio­n on the top ten list at the sixth position.

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