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Who are a hotels main guests besides tourists?

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Obviously, tourists make up a large portion of a hotels guests. What else is there?

Laborers? What else?

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As someone who lives in hotels 365 days/year, let us not forget theatrical/entertainment tours (certainly a very small percentage, but we do nonetheless).  We also run into a ton of business travelers and conventions.  You'd be surprised how many hotels get booked up as a result of cheer-leading conventions, farmer conventions, comic book conventions, etc.  Just my two cents.  

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