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UK’s top 30 hotel companies have debts 44% higher than during credit crunch

Ratio of debts to assets has weakened as debts reach £6bn, according to Boodle Hatfield
Total debts for the UK’s Top 30 hotel groups now stand at £6bn versus £4.2bn in 2009. Caption: GettyImages
Total debts for the UK’s Top 30 hotel groups now stand at £6bn versus £4.2bn in 2009. Caption: GettyImages
By Alicia Villegas
CoStar News
May 26, 2020 | 6:21 AM

The UK’s top 30 hotel groups have debt levels 44% higher than they had during the credit crunch, making it more difficult for the sector to weather the Covid-19 economic crisis without Government help, according to private wealth law firm Boodle Hatfield.

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