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Contributors sought for serviced apartments survey
Worldwide serviced apartments booking agent The Apartment Service is sponsoring a global report into the sector.
The company, working with Travel Intelligence Network, is seeking contributors to the survey.
Charles McCrow, managing director of The Apartment Service, said: “This will be the first global survey of its kind, highlighting the current key global providers, explaining the various property options in the sector, discussing inventory availability, investigating corporate buyers and agents needs, commenting on the sector’s history and looking at its future direction.
“We are looking to everyone in the industry to have the opportunity to contribute”
Those participating in the survey will be eligible to receive a free download of the Global Serviced Apartments Industry Report 2008/9, due out in September.
Please click the following link and choose the appropriate survey:
http://www.apartmentservice.com/globalsurvey/index.html
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