Esc Basel: Hotel Prices Surge Ahead of Eurovision 2025 Event

Friday, 30 August 2024, 08:20

Esc Basel has caused hotel prices to soar in the Swiss city, as excitement builds for the Eurovision Song Contest 2025. With limited accommodations available, fans face skyrocketing costs for a night's stay. As the event approaches, the demand exemplifies the phenomenon seen during major events like the WEF in Davos.
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Esc Basel: Hotel Prices Surge Ahead of Eurovision 2025 Event

Esc Basel Triggers Hotel Price Inflation

On Friday morning, SRG announced that the Eurovision Song Contest (ESC) 2025 will be hosted in Basel. The news has electrified the city, with Basel's President Conradin Cramer anticipating millions in revenue and sharing his joy on social media. This excitement has led to a surge of tourism, as artists, managers, and countless fans flock to the event.

Hotel Availability at a Premium

As of May 17, many booking portals show limited hotel availability, significantly driving up prices. For the night of May 17th, the only room listed on Booking.com is at the four-star Merian hotel, costing a staggering 1900 francs for a double occupancy. Other comparison sites like Swoodoo and Momondo reflect a similar scenario, with their lowest rates also hovering around 400 francs.

Alternatively, Airbnb offers a wider selection, boasting over a hundred options, with some rooms available for as low as 160 francs. However, as the event nears, these prices are expected to fluctuate dramatically.


This article was prepared using information from open sources in accordance with the principles of Ethical Policy. The editorial team is not responsible for absolute accuracy, as it relies on data from the sources referenced.


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