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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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Ucraina: inaugurata prima ferrovia con standard europeo dei binari

🛩 L'Ucraina ha inaugurato la sua prima linea ferroviaria da 22 km con standard europeo, collegando Užhorod a Čop, vicino al confine con Slovacchia e Ungheria. Finanziata dalla Banca Europea per gli Investimenti e il programma UE Connecting Europe Facility, questa infrastruttura rappresenta un passo significativo verso l'integrazione con l'Unione Europea. È uno dei primi successi del Fondo Ucraina da 50 miliardi di euro.
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Ardbeg House, dalla distilleria all’ospitalità su un’isola scozzese

🍺 Ardbeg, on Islay, Scotland, opened the Ardbeg House boutique hotel, blending Islay's wild character with contemporary elegance by Russell Sage Studio. The 12-room hotel features artisanal details like copper from old stills. Guests enjoy the Signature Restaurant and Islay Bar, offering local dishes and rare whiskies. Immersive experiences include distillery tours and exclusive tastings at 6:15 PM. CEO Caspar MacRae emphasizes sharing Ardbeg's 200+ year legacy and exclusive whiskies in Port Ellen.
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Iberia amplia il network per l’inverno 2025-2026 con nuove rotte e più frequenze

✈️ Iberia, from October 26, 2025, to March 28, 2026, will offer enhanced international routes. New destinations include Orlando (USA), Recife, and Fortaleza (Brazil). Washington gains three weekly flights. Expanded frequencies include Santo Domingo, San Juan, Rio de Janeiro, Santiago del Chile, and New York. European connections grow with Amsterdam, Rome, and Paris. Seasonal routes to Innsbruck, Tromsø, and Rovaniemi resume. Airbus A330 and A321XLR aircraft will service new routes. Iberia's "Piano di volo 2030" supports this expansion.
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O’Leary, Ryanair: “La questione droni creerà disagi”

💥 Ryanair's CEO, Michael O’Leary, raised concerns during a shareholder meeting about Russian drone incursions into Poland. He emphasized the likelihood of future provocations, urging Europe and NATO to take notice. O'Leary highlighted potential disruptions to air travel, such as airport and airspace closures, citing recent events in Poland. He called for strong sanctions from the EU and the White House against Russia to mitigate further disturbances.
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Mandarin Oriental debutta a Vienna a ottobre 2025

🏨 Mandarin Oriental will open a new hotel in Vienna on October 20, 2025, marking its entry into the Austrian market. Located at Riemergasse 7, the restored 1908 art nouveau building will feature 138 high-end rooms, including Signature and Royal Suites. Culinary offerings, led by Chef Thomas Seifried, include Le Sept, Atelier 7, and an Izakaya-style bar. The wellness area boasts a spa, indoor pool, and gym, enhancing Vienna's luxury tourism appeal.
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Simone Giorgi nuovo gm dell’Orient Express La Minerva a Roma

📖 On October 1, 2025, Simone Giorgi, 2024 Virtuoso's Hotellier of the Year, will become the general manager of Orient Express La Minerva in Rome. Giorgi will lead strategic positioning and daily operations at this luxury hotel. Gilda Perez-Alvarado, CEO of Orient Express, highlights Giorgi's leadership in enhancing the brand's unique and immersive travel experiences. This appointment is part of Orient Express's vision to create a luxurious travel route in Italy, with plans to expand to Venice by 2026.
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Turismo in Africa: la via cinese degli investimenti

🛫 L’anno scorso, la Cina ha investito 2,96 miliardi di dollari in Africa, aumentando del 9,5% rispetto al 2019. La Tanzania Standard Gauge Railway (2,1 miliardi di dollari) collegherà rapidamente Burundi, Rwanda e Repubblica Democratica del Congo entro il 2030. A novembre, l’aeroporto di Luanda, Angola, è costato 3,8 miliardi di dollari. Nuovi aeroporti sorgeranno entro il 2027 a Addis Abeba, Khartoum e Kigali.
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Risorse anche per il turismo nel nuovo DDL Montagna

🏔 2025-2027, Italy, "Legge Montagna" allocates €200 million annually to enhance healthcare, education, agriculture, tourism, and digital services in alpine and Apennine areas. The initiative aims to combat depopulation through birth incentives and essential services. Tourism Minister Daniela Santanchè supports it, highlighting the strategic role of mountain tourism in sustainability, alongside €500 million from the Ministry of Tourism. Mountain tourism constitutes 6.7% of Italy's GDP, with 90% considering it a tourist draw and 56% as ideal for living.
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WorldHotels amplia il portfolio italiano con tre nuove affiliazioni

🏨 BWH Hotels expands its WorldHotels brand in Italy, adding three upper-upscale hotels in Milan, Venice, and Sondrio, increasing its Italian affiliates to ten. The Matilde Boutique Hotel in Milan and Grand Hotel Della Posta in Sondrio join the Distinctive collection, while Hotel Savoia & Jolanda in Venice enters the Elite category, reopening in spring 2026 after restoration. WorldHotels now includes over 200 global properties, enhancing its brand presence and visibility.
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Vueling taglia su Roma Fiumicino: 82 licenziamenti

✈️ Vueling will cut back at Rome Fiumicino, removing one aircraft and canceling five routes: Paris Orly, London Gatwick, Malaga, Valencia, and Santorini. The changes will affect 82 of 122 employees, including 56 flight attendants, 14 captains, and 12 first officers. This is part of a strategy for greater efficiency in a competitive market. The airline will maintain operations in Florence, with 64 employees, and offer connections from other Italian airports.
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