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Tony Loeb

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Tony Loeb, un expert reconnu de l'industrie hôtelière et du marketing digital, a gravi les échelons de sa carrière, passant de webmaster à Directeur Technique puis co-fondateur de WIHP où il participe à la création Meta I/O. Il a ensuite lancé "Experience", le premier CRM hôtelier mondial, révolutionnant l'expérience client et aidant plus de 4500 hôtels. Actuellement, il innove avec 10minhotel.com, une plateforme et une base de connaissance pour hôteliers, combinant ses passions pour l'hôtellerie et le marketing. Le site propose également un podcast informatif, "10 min pour un hôtelier", démontrant l'engagement continu de Tony pour l'innovation dans l'industrie hôtelière.
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Terme di Montepulciano al centro di un nuovo progetto a 5 stelle

🏠 Montepulciano's Sant'Albino thermal baths, established in 1966, were acquired in July 2025 by Andrea Chiappini (IVH Group founder) and architect Francesco d’Amico. They plan a €16M investment to revamp the site into a 5-star international wellness destination, adding a 4,000m² luxury hotel to the existing 7,800m². The resort will offer 70-75 rooms, with some suites up to 55m², and a large 30m x 30m pool. Opening is set for 2027.
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Neve ad Amsterdam Voli cancellati anche questa sera

❄️ Amsterdam Schiphol Airport faces disruptions today due to worsening weather conditions. Passengers are advised to check their flight status as dozens of European flights are expected to be canceled. KLM has already canceled about 80 flights. Snow and ice have severely impacted operations this week, leading to hundreds of cancellations and a shortage of de-icing fluid. Travelers should prepare for continued challenges at one of Europe's busiest airports.
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Fedeltà oltre i semplici sconti: come si muovono i gruppi alberghieri

🏨 Marriott International enhances its loyalty program, Marriott Bonvoy, focusing on music, sports, food, and outdoor activities, partnering with Starbucks and offering a private concert in New York with Alex Warren. Phocuswright data reveals 52% of leisure travelers redeemed benefits recently, yet 63% of loyal customers chose alternatives. Hilton updates Hilton Honors with new tiers, teaming up with Explora Journeys. Meanwhile, 1 Hotels and Journey innovate with environmentally focused and independent hotel networks, respectively.
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Air France estende il servizio La Première su altri 4 voli

✈️ Air France expands its La Première service to four new destinations: Atlanta, Boston, Houston, and Tel Aviv from Paris Charles de Gaulle. Daily flights will be available starting the summer schedule, with Tel Aviv already in operation. This addition boosts the La Première service to cover 14 destinations including Abidjan, Dubai, and Tokyo-Haneda. By year-end, all routes will feature new cabins, enhancing the luxury travel experience.
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Bcd: TripSource disponibile anche in italiano

🗺 TripSource, BCD Travel's tool for booking and managing business trips, is now available in Italian. With this addition, the platform supports ten languages. Edoardo Priori, Managing Director of BCD Italia, highlights it as a step towards enhancing user experience for Italian clients. By 2026, BCD plans to introduce more localized improvements to optimize the digital experience and support Italian businesses.
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Le attrazioni a pagamento Così cambierà il turismo

🌍 Roma, 2026: Fontana di Trevi will charge a €2 entry fee to manage tourism. From next summer, motorboats won't approach Capri's faraglioni. Amalfi and Positano are considering entry fees and visitor limits. Portofino will use an app to cap access at 6,500 people. Tenerife's Teide now charges €10-€25 for hikes. Zaanse Schans, Netherlands, will have a €17.50 entry fee by spring. Norway and Edinburgh also introduce tourism taxes. Overtourism prompts stricter visitor controls worldwide.
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Al via la formazione itinerante “Glamour Connect On Tour”

🌐 Glamour's "Glamour Connect On Tour" kicks off in 2025, introducing a dynamic format for travel agents across Italy. ????️ Starting in cities like Milan, Turin, and Florence, this initiative by Emmer Guerra focuses on direct dialogue to adapt to the fast-paced, multichannel travel industry. ????️ Upcoming destinations include Verona, Rome, and Naples. ???? The project centers on sharing experiences and exploring new trends to enhance the organized travel sector. ????
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Tanzania, dalla Francia nuovo avviso alla prudenza dopo le elezioni

🚨 In Tanzania, violent unrest erupted during the presidential and legislative elections on October 29, 2025. France issued a travel advisory on January 7, urging French travelers to exercise vigilance. The advisory warns of potential disruptions including roadblocks, internet outages, and supply shortages. Italy’s latest update on December 10 also advises caution, especially at night. These warnings highlight the heightened political instability and possible impact on air traffic.
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Il 2025 di Emirates in dieci risultati, dall’A350 allo sport

🛩 Emirates celebrated its 40th anniversary in 2025, concluding the year with 55.6 million passengers on over 180,000 flights. The A350 debuted in January, with 16 units servicing 18 destinations. Wi-Fi Starlink installation began on 232 Boeing 777s. Emirates launched Courier Express and inaugurated a private check-in area in Dubai's Terminal 3. The airline became the first Autism Certified Airline, training over 30,000 staff. Emirates also engaged in sports sponsorships and distributed 3,700 backpacks to children across eight countries.
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Eventi in Europa, Italia regina del settore Mice

📅 2025: European event tourism grows, with conferences at 29.4%, concerts at 35.3%, and sports events at 21.5%. Italy sees robust MICE growth, alongside Belgium and Germany, with fairs as the fastest-growing segment in Europe, increasing by 6.2%. Overall, event tourism spending rises by 7%, led by the UK, Germany, and France. Belgium's spending surges by 20%. In 2025, sports events account for 41.4% of tourism spending, with food and beverages leading expenditure at 48.4%.
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