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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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Vettori, la grande partita: l’Europa fa ancora gola

🛩 Turkish Airlines has acquired a 26% stake in Air Europa through a convertible loan, pending necessary approvals. This makes them a significant shareholder alongside IAG (20%) and Globalia, the main shareholder. A notable $412 million financing from Bank of China supports this move, highlighting European aviation's appeal on the global stage. This underscores strategic shifts within the industry as Eastern investments become more prominent.
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Milano-Cortina, hockey e sci spingono i viaggi

⛸️ Milano-Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics: Hockey ticket packages are most sought after, especially due to NHL players' debut. The event begins on February 6 at Milan’s S. Siro stadium, with strong demand for figure skating and the Opening Ceremony. 40% of the tickets are for hockey. Outside Milan, freestyle skiing in Livigno and biathlon in Anterselva are popular. Notable figures like Lindsey Vonn, Federica Pellegrini, and Gianluca Gazzoli will engage with fans.
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Cieli Usa ancora nel caos, si prevede un mese complicato

✈️ The FAA reduced flight capacity by 10% in high-traffic US airports due to a government shutdown. Major airlines, including United, American, Delta, and Alaska Air, canceled several flights. United plans to cancel 4% of flights over a weekend, while American will cancel around 220 daily flights. Delta will cancel 170 flights on a Friday. Affected airports include Atlanta, Denver, and New York. Refund policies are in place, with 1,800 potential daily cancellations. November, especially around Thanksgiving, may see increased disruptions.
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Aman Group apre Janu Al Marjan Island a Ras Al Khaimah

🌍 Janu is expanding with a new property in Ras Al Khaimah's Al Marjan Island, led by Vlad Doronin. Scheduled to feature 132 rooms, the resort includes a wellness center, Mixology Bar, two restaurants, nightclub, and kids club. Designed by Singapore's SCDA Architects, it offers a private beach and residential tower with one to five-bedroom units, plus independent villas. Situated in the rapidly-growing UAE emirate, this vibrant development fosters community and contemporary connected living.
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Santanché: “Italia competitiva anche a ottobre”

🌍 October: Italy remains competitive in European tourism, with a booking saturation rate of 45.4% on OTAs and an average rate of €137.8, outperforming Greece (€166.3) and Spain (€163.7). Valle d’Aosta (59.84%), Molise (53.33%), and Abruzzo (51.93%) top the regional saturation. Molise offers the lowest average rate at €86.85. September's bookings exceeded 44%, with November projections above 40%, highlighting Italy's year-round tourism appeal.
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Idee per Viaggiare “La Thailandia per ogni stagione”

🌍 Thailandia, novembre 2025: Idee Per Viaggiare registra 2,600 passeggeri, consolidando il paese tra le cinque destinazioni più redditizie. Ethiad introduce voli per Krabi e Chiang Mai. Le tariffe dall'Italia a Bangkok si aggirano sui 700 euro, rispetto ai 450/500 pre-Covid. Le prenotazioni per Capodanno aumentano, con tour innovativi come "Thailandia Autentica" e "Dai tesori del Nord alla capitale." Roberto Franchi evidenzia esperienze uniche per attrarre i giovani viaggiatori.
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Radisson Blu Hotel apre a Firenze un nuovo ‘urban resort’

📍 Radisson Blu Hotel, Florence, guided by General Manager Gilles Toffoletto, opened near Florence's historic center. The collaboration between Radisson Hotel Group, Omnam Investment Group, Bain Capital, and Savills SGR features 304 rooms, a spa, wellness center, and tennis courts. It boasts a 1,500 m² meeting space, including a 452 m² ballroom, accommodating up to 450 guests. Special amenities for families include a playground and children's pool. This venture strengthens Radisson's European presence.
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Cuba, performance turistiche sotto le attese: arrivi in calo del 20%

🌅 Cuba is experiencing a challenging year for tourism in 2025, with a 20.5% drop in arrivals from January to September compared to 2024, totaling 1,366,720 visitors. August and September saw 135,985 and 106,748 arrivals, respectively. A decline in visitors from Germany (-43.5%), Russia (-37.2%), Spain (-27.1%), France (-23.8%), and the U.S. (-19.6%) contrasts with a 7% increase from Argentina. Reaching the 2025 target of 2.6 million visitors appears difficult.
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Turismo in Italia, Roma e Venezia le province più visitate

🗺 Nel 2024, il turismo italiano ha raggiunto 466 milioni di presenze, con un aumento del 7% rispetto al 2019. Roma guida con 47,2 milioni di presenze (+37%), mentre città come Firenze e Rimini registrano cali. Il turismo estero costituisce il 54% delle presenze, con punte a Como (83%) e Firenze (79%). I posti letto totali sfiorano i 5,5 milioni, in crescita del 6%. L'extralberghiero rappresenta il 39% delle presenze e cresce del 17%.
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Korean Air, cosa cambierà in Italia con Asiana

✈️ Dal 1° gennaio 2027, l'acquisizione di Asiana Airlines da parte di Korean Air sarà completata. Attualmente, Korean Air riduce i voli verso l'Italia: quattro voli settimanali da Milano e tre da Roma. Da settembre, una livrea rinnovata e la premium class sulla tratta Seul-Singapore. Korean Air punta a voli giornalieri post-acquisizione e mira a diventare la compagnia più amata nel mondo.
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