Chart 4. The title is "Business and Geopolitical Developments Hurt the Region's Hotel Industry, Except in South Florida and the Washington Metro Area, During First Quarter 2003"

A bar chart showing year-ago percentage change in revenue per available room for various metropolitan statistical areas.
In Fort Lauderdale, the change was 3.5% for full-service hotels and 2.1% for limited-service hotels.
In Washington, DC, the change was 3.4% for full-service hotels and 3% for limited-service hotels.
In Miami, the change was 2.9% for full-service hotels and 3.3% for limited-service hotels.
In Raleigh, the change was minus 0.1% for full-service hotels and minus 2.7% for limited-service hotels.
In West Palm Beach, the change was minus 0.1% for full-service hotels and not available for limited-service hotels.
In Tampa, the change was minus 1.4% for full-service hotels and 3.4% for limited-service hotels.
In Columbia, the change was minus 1.8% for full-service hotels and not available for limited-service hotels.
In Richmond, the change was minus 2.6% for both full-service hotels and limited-service hotels.
In Charlotte, the change was minus 3.7% for full-service hotels and 0.1% for limited-service hotels.
In Orlando, the change was minus 4.3% for full-service hotels and minus 8.4% for limited-service hotels.
In Atlanta, the change was minus 8.4% for full-service hotels and minus 6% for limited-service hotels.