Budget Hotels Drive Southeast Asia’s Online Travel Growth to $34 Billion

Budget Hotels Drive Southeast Asia’s Online Travel Growth to $34 Billion

An Oyo hotel in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. The rise of budget hotel chains like Oyo and RedDoorz has driven the growth of Southeast Asia's online travel sector to $34.4 billion this year. Oyo Rooms



Skift Take: Like low-cost carriers before them, low-cost hotel chains are playing a big role in the growth of online travel in Southeast Asia, according to a new Google report.

— Raini Hamdi

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