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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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Airbus, colpo in Cina: 85 aerei venduti l’ultimo dell’anno

🛩 Airbus closed 2023 with three contracts on December 31, securing deals with Chinese entities for 85 A320 aircraft, totaling over $10 billion. Spring Airlines ordered 30 A320s for delivery between 2028 and 2032. Juneyao Airlines acquired 25 A320s. China Aircraft Leasing Group (CALC) purchased 30 A320neo aircraft, to be delivered by 2033. This marks CALC's fifth Airbus purchase.
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Sicilia: le festività confermano il trend positivo del 2025

🌍 Sicilia's tourism booms in 2025 with record numbers, exceeding 20 million visits in the first nine months and a 15% rise in foreign tourists. A total increase of 11.9% in visits over 2024 is predicted, surpassing 7 million arrivals. The appeal lies in winter attractions like cultural events and Christmas markets, drawing visitors from Germany, France, and the UK. Average stays grew from 3.2 to 3.8 days, with higher family spending focused on cultural and gastronomic experiences.
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Federalberghi: 6,5 milioni in vacanza durante l’Epifania

📅 Circa 6,5 milioni di italiani viaggeranno o proseguiranno le vacanze per il ponte dell’Epifania, con un milione che partirà specificamente in questo periodo, secondo Tecnè per Federalberghi. Il 94,9% resterà in Italia, mentre solo il 5,1% andrà all'estero. Il 34,1% sceglierà hotel o villaggi turistici, il 31,6% B&B e il 13,4% rifugi alpini. Bernabò Bocca sottolinea l'importanza del turismo di prossimità e la soddisfazione per le festività natalizie.
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Omio: le capitali cedono terreno alle città secondarie

🌎 Omio's 2026 travel trends highlight a shift toward 'secondary' cities over capitals. Featured destinations include Salamanca, Marbella, Monopoli, and Bari. This trend, detailed in Omio's "Report NowNext" with YouGov, reflects travelers seeking affordability, character, and local identity. Veronica Diquattro notes ease of access via multimodal transport as a key factor. Top cities also include Anversa, Dubrovnik, and Annecy, emphasizing a broader European appeal for city breaks.
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Marriott porta il brand Edition in Sudafrica

🏨 Marriott International will open The Cape Town Edition in 2026, marking its first Edition brand hotel in Africa. Located on the V&A Waterfront in Cape Town, the hotel will feature 142 rooms and six private residences with views of Table Mountain and the Atlantic Ocean. It will include a rooftop bar, spa, pool, restaurants, and meeting spaces. This development, in partnership with V&A Waterfront Holdings, is a strategic growth step for Marriott in Africa, as noted by Karim Cheltout, regional VP.
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Veneto, prima regione turistica d’Italia

🏖 Il Veneto è confermato come la prima regione turistica d'Italia nel 2025, secondo Federalberghi Veneto. L'analisi copre dal 1° gennaio al 15 dicembre 2025. La montagna mostra la crescita più significativa. Le terme si stanno preparando per una nuova fase di sviluppo. Massimiliano Schiavon sottolinea l'importanza dell'innovazione continua, con le Olimpiadi Milano-Cortina 2026 come opportunità chiave per consolidare il turismo veneto.
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Four Seasons debutta a Rio de Janeiro

🏨 Four Seasons plans to open a luxury hotel in Rio de Janeiro's Leblon Beach in 2029, collaborating with Catuaí Asset. The project involves redeveloping the historic Marina Palace into the area's tallest building, featuring around 120 rooms with Atlantic Ocean views. Located 30 minutes from Galeão International Airport, this venture marks Four Seasons' return to Brazil, enhancing luxury hospitality. Part of South America's expanding portfolio, it complements hotels in Buenos Aires, Bogotá, and Cartagena (opening in 2026).
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Catalogna, fa discutere la riforma della tassa di soggiorno

🗺 In Catalogna, a proposed reform of the tourist tax will allocate a significant portion of revenue to housing and economic development. The law allows municipalities to use 50% of tax revenue for housing policies, industrial growth, and territorial competitiveness. Revenue estimates aim for €184.41 million annually, with 25% earmarked for housing. The new tariffs, potentially reaching €10 per night in five-star hotels, could start by next summer, causing concern among tourism businesses.
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Il mondo in un altro modo: le mete TTG World

🌍 TTG's 2025 highlights the luxury market evolution in Saudi Arabia, backed by $800 billion investments by 2030. New offerings include a mid-to-upper range expansion and religious tourism. Mauritius became more accessible with Ita Airways' Rome-Mauritius flight starting November 7. The USA shared updates at London's Travel Week. TTG explores diverse destinations: Egypt's spiritual side, Australia by sea, luxury in Oman, and Japan beyond the Golden Route. Discover unique and iconic travel insights.
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Viaggi e advance booking Un trend che resterà

📅 2025, Italy: Advance bookings increased significantly across the tourism sector, with over 70% made 60–90 days ahead, reflecting a shift towards quality experiences. CEO Domenico Pellegrino cites psychological factors. Bluvacanze notes technology boosts this trend. CDSHotels saw a 100% rise in early bookings. Luxury travelers book 122 days in advance due to limited availability. Explora Journeys reports bookings over 12 months ahead. Cirium projects air travel's load factor will drive advance bookings, with less than 17 seats free per 100 sold.
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