Berlin boomt: cheap hotels and young tourists conquer the city!

Berlin boomt: cheap hotels and young tourists conquer the city!

in Berlin pulsates - and this applies not only to the streets, but also to the hotel industry. The capital attracts young travelers unbroken, at a significantly cheaper price than in the previous year. According to Stern , the average daily room for a hotel room in June 2023 was 132.89 euros, which compared to 157.03 Euro in 2022 represents a full bargain.

The city's attraction was further strengthened in June by the UEFA Euro 2024. Even if Switzerland against Italy not only scored a lot on the pitch, but also in the overnight stays, the general utilization is 81.4 percent behind the 2019 figures. July is already booked well, but the hotels are not yet fully booked.

young guests conquer the capital

The demography of the arriving is particularly gratifying: According to the study of the Berlin-Brandenburg Airport, around 56 percent of passengers were under 35 in 2024. This younger audience contributes to keeping the city alive and dynamic. As part of the Euro 2024, Berlin experienced an upswing in international overnight stays - an increase of 16.4 percent in June alone, while national overnight stays fell by 12.7 percent, reports Visitberlin .

The increase in overnight stays from countries such as Austria was particularly strong with +149 percent and Croatia, which recorded an impressive plus of 642.7 percent. These figures show that Berlin is increasingly in demand as an international goal and the investments in the tourism sector pay off.

Brandenburg plans with fresh wind

and Brandenburg can also refer to a positive development. In the first quarter of 2025, around 1.3 million guests came to the region, which corresponds to a slight increase of 0.3 percent compared to the previous year. The holiday centers and campsites that recorded a sudden increase of 21.3 percent in the arrival are often particularly popular, as the Statistics Berlin-Brandenburg Shows.

Despite falling figures in the hotel industry - a decline of 1.8 percent in the number of visitors and 2.5 percent in the overnight stays - the region remains attractive. With an average occupancy of 31.9 percent and over 1,400 accommodation facilities, Brandenburg provides a diverse offer for travelers.

Whether pulsating city life in Berlin or a quiet nature in the Brandenburg Seenland - the tourism landscape has something to offer for everyone. The hotel prices remain good, which makes it easier for young travelers to discover the variety of this region. In this sense - we pack the suitcases and we enjoy the coming trips!