Accomodation for COP30

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Below is the overview and they are still negotiating with the hotels so they may not be up by the end of the month go to COP30 website 

Total accommodation

Total will be: 29 thousand rooms – 55 thousand beds – they are expecting many people to share rooms

Hotel Chains

7900 rooms 14 300 beds

 Short term rent

16.5 places with 25 thousand beds

Cruise ships

4 000 rooms 6000 beds

Official platform open end of June 

 Wlll have short term 2500 -6000 end of June

Two cruise ships 4000 rooms end of June

Others to come 

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