Is it feasible to be a family hotel in Kelowna, Canada?

I suggest you be cautious and do more research. I have been to Kelowna. I went there during the summer tourist season. The city is not big, but there are many North American chain economy hotels in the city, and the prices are also very cheap. 1 the room is only one or two hundred Canadian dollars. Much cheaper than Vancouver and Banff. Explain that the housing is very sufficient.

Kelona is located in the inland of BC province, and its economy depends on growing grapes, making wine and traveling. But Canadian tourism mainly refers to outdoor sports, and tourists spend little time in the city. Only for a day or two, I don't think many people want to stay in a family hotel, because hotels are also very cheap.

UBC's Okanagan branch is located in Kelowna, but not in the urban area, 4 kilometers away from the city center 13. If you open a family hotel near the campus, you may be able to do some business for the parents of foreign students visiting relatives. But it's too far from the city, and tourists can't do business.

In a word, even the family hotel business in Vancouver is not good now, let alone Kelowna. On the one hand, budget hotel chains are everywhere; On the other hand, air-bnb is in full swing. Squeezed in two ways, the living space of family hotels is getting smaller and smaller.