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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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Apre JW Marriott Hotel Tokyo, nuova icona dell’ospitalità

🏨 JW Marriott Hotel Tokyo, the second in Japan, opened recently in Takanawa Gateway City. Strategically located between business and cultural districts, the hotel boasts 200 rooms with skyline views, modern meeting spaces, a Japanese-inspired spa, and an exclusive panoramic bar. Marriott International aims to strengthen its presence in Japan's dynamic luxury travel market. David Marriott emphasized the importance of excellent service during the opening, marking Tokyo as a key hub for elite business and leisure tourism.
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Cathay vuole riacquistare le quote vendute a Qatar Airways

✈️ Cathay Pacific plans to reacquire the 9.6% stake sold to Qatar Airways in 2017 for $662 million, driven by a post-pandemic recovery. In H1 2025, Cathay Group, including HK Express, reported $476 million in profit, marking their third consecutive profitable semester. Chairman Patrick Healy emphasized their commitment to developing Hong Kong's aviation hub. Qatar Airways CEO, Badr Mohammed Al Meer, highlighted the sale as part of a strategic investment optimization. Both airlines will maintain their Oneworld alliance collaboration.
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Gattinoni, Luca Prandini diventa anche direttore prodotto Gattinoni Travel

📈 Luca Prandini, with over 6 years at Gattinoni, is appointed as Director of Internal Product, maintaining managerial continuity and strengthening ties between agency networks and proprietary tourism offerings. Prandini's strategic vision aims to expand and enhance the product portfolio. Additionally, Chiara Casuccio joins as Customer Service & Concierge Manager, reinforcing service quality for agencies and travelers. Gattinoni focuses on integrating network and product to adapt swiftly to market changes.
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I collegamenti di Gnv debuttano su DropTicket

🚢 Grandi Navi Veloci (GNV) is now available on DropTicket, A-Tono's travel platform, allowing ferry bookings to Sardinia, Sicily, Balearic Islands, Tunisia, Morocco, and Albania. This integration enhances GNV's digital mobility services, payment, CRM, and loyalty solutions. Orazio Granato, CEO of A-Tono, highlights the benefits for travelers in reducing time and stress, especially during peak seasons, and for GNV to access new audiences through a real-time, data-driven channel.
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Norwegian Cruise Line a caccia del segmento family

🚢 Norwegian Cruise Line, nel 2026, lancerà la Norwegian Aqua con aree VR e attrazioni per bambini, puntando sul turismo familiare. Novità anche alle Bahamas con un parco acquatico a Great Stirrup Cay. Sconti per il terzo e quarto passeggero spingono l'occupazione al 106,4%, superando le previsioni del 105,5%. Le prenotazioni familiari aumentano del 20% annuo, accrescendo i ricavi del 5%.
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Italian Hotel Monitor Crescita lenta nel terzo trimestre

🏨 Italian Hotel Monitor reports for Q3 2025 show a modest rise in Italy's hotel tourism, with room occupancy up by 0.2 points (from 78.7% in 2024 to 78.9% in 2025) and average room rates climbing 2.4% to €155.11. Luxury hotels see the highest growth, with ADR up 2.3% and R.O. increasing by 1.1 points. Rimini leads in occupancy at 87.2%, while Venice remains the priciest city at €268.82 per room.
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Palladium Hotel Group, previsioni di crescita per la fine dell’anno

🏨 Palladium Hotel Group reports a summer RevPAR increase of over 6% in Europe compared to 2024. The UK, USA, and Spain are key markets, with Spain growing by 1%. By late 2025, they anticipate a 6% RevPAR rise in Mexico, Dominican Republic, Brazil, and Jamaica. The US leads, followed by Canada, Argentina, Mexico, and the UK. Early 2026 ADR is projected to rise by 10% year-over-year. CEO Jesús Sobrino emphasizes enhancing guest experiences through key areas like gastronomy and wellness.
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Emirates, nuovo record di utili per il semestre

🚀 Emirates Group reports record profitability for the fourth consecutive year in the first half of 2025-26, with pre-tax profits rising 17% to 12.2 billion dirhams (€2.8 billion). Revenues increased by 4% to 75.4 billion dirhams (€17.6 billion). As of September 30, Emirates covered 153 airports across 81 countries. Dnata also posted a 17% rise in pre-tax profits to €199.2 million, with revenues reaching €2.7 billion, up 13%.
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Direttiva pacchetti L’appello delle associazioni

🌍 La Coalizione Europea dell’Industria del Turismo, comprendente Ectaa, Clia, Etoa, e Hotrec, ha fatto un appello all'UE durante i negoziati sulla Direttiva Pacchetti turistici. Chiesto l'eliminazione di sette punti chiave, tra cui il limite di 24 ore e pagamenti anticipati. Criticate sanzioni aggiuntive e modifiche Adr/Odr. Sostegno per l’approccio attuale sulla protezione contro l’insolvenza. L’obiettivo è garantire un settore competitivo e sostenibile.
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Hotellerie italiana, crescita lenta nel terzo trimestre

🏨 2025, Italy, Italian Hotel Monitor reports a flat year for hotel tourism growth. Hotel room occupancy slightly rose by 0.2 points to 78.9%, while average room rates increased by 2.4% to €155.11, driven by MICE tourism and international visitors. Luxury hotels saw a 2.3% ADR growth. 31 out of 39 cities exceeded a 70% occupancy rate, with Rimini at the top (87.2%). Venice remains the most expensive city with an average room rate of €268.82.
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