Wales accommodation occupancy stats show mixed results for October 2016-September 2017
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Occupancies for hotels, self-catering establishments and hostels were up, while those for guesthouses/BnBs and static caravan homes were down, and that for touring caravan/camping was flat.
Analysts say drier weather and weaker GBP favored Wales tourism during this time period.
See the full report for breakdown by months, regions, etc.