what explains that. >> yes, smith travel research issued some numbers for the most recent week they have statistics for, the week ending june 19, and during that week, you had occupancy rates along the gulf coast of 67.4%. in other words, just under 7 out of ten rooms, occupied for the average hotel, and, they say that this is a 9.2% improvement over this time last year, however, smith travel research cautions that last year, was particularly bad for the hotel industry and it is dangerous to use last year as a baseline and anecdotal evidence from hotel owners and workers is you have much more of a business traveller than a tourist. you have people with the media here, you have government workers. you have bp cleanup crews here. they spend their money in different ways, and, also, the concern is they are less likely to frequent a mom and pop hotel