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Tony Loeb

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Tony Loeb est un entrepreneur de la hotel tech qui compte plus de vingt ans d'expérience dans l'industrie hôtelière. Webmaster à ses débuts, il est devenu directeur technique et a piloté une équipe d'une trentaine de personnes dédiée à la création de sites, au SEO et au SEA pour les hôtels. Il a ensuite accompagné des hôtels de luxe et des chaînes à l'international, avant de cofonder un CRM et une solution d'email marketing dédiés à l'hôtellerie, utilisés par des milliers d'hôtels indépendants dans le monde. Aujourd'hui, il est co-fondateur de 10 Minutes (10 minutes pour un hôtelier), le média de référence de l'hôtellerie européenne, qui réunit newsletter, podcasts et vidéos pour atteindre plus de 350 000 décideurs hôteliers. Il y anime les podcasts « 10 min pour un hôtelier » et « Inno'Tourism ». Il est également co-fondateur de Pragmatik, une agence marketing qui aide les entreprises de la hotel tech à transformer des contenus clairs, sans blabla, en leads qualifiés. Pragmatique par nature, Tony décrypte ce qui compte en marketing hôtelier, distribution, expérience client et technologie pour aider les hôteliers à décider mieux et plus vite. Basé en région parisienne.
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Ryanair, un’altra stretta ai bagagli fuori misura

🛂 Ryanair, led by Michael O'Leary, plans to intensify measures against oversized luggage. Employees will receive increased bonuses for spotting oversized bags. Currently, staff earn €1.50 per detected bag, up to €80 monthly, with this amount set to rise. Ryanair's goal is to eliminate excess luggage issues. In the first quarter, Ryanair’s net profit more than doubled, increasing from €360 million to €820 million. Passengers with non-compliant luggage face up to a €75 surcharge.
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KKM Group, i nuovi progetti per le adv partner

✈ KKM Group is investing in operational flight planning to support its 'Travel experience' programs. They've created a guaranteed seat pool, focusing on high-demand dates and destinations. This strategic move aims to strengthen partnerships with travel agencies by providing them with flight seat contingents during peak times under special conditions. CEO Andrea Cani highlights the effort to address market shortages in air transport, sharing seat allocations between their brands and consistently collaborating agencies.
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Un’estate outdoor, i dati e i trend di Human Company

🌍 Italiani: da giugno a settembre, 34 milioni partiranno, con il 57% in viaggio. Outdoor travel cresce, con l'82% pianificato. Preferenze per luglio e agosto, ma giugno e settembre guadagnano interesse. Mare è top con 62% preferenze; vacanze alternative in aumento. Budget vacanze quasi 1,950 euro, outdoor spesa media quasi 2,700 euro. Preoccupazioni economiche influenzano decisioni: 59% opta per scelte economiche. Turismo outdoor sfiora il 25% del mercato, riflette nuove esigenze di viaggio.
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Agenzie online sul piede di guerra Il nemico è Google

💸 EU Travel Tech urges the European Commission to penalize Google for alleged dominance in online travel searches through its Google Hotels and Google Flights services. The pressure seeks a fine for anti-competitive practices, claiming Google's integration of services limits competition and harms consumers and travel service providers. Emmanuel Mounier, EU Travel Tech's secretary, calls for equal opportunities for all operators after years of antitrust investigations.
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Rubino, Kel 12: “Quest’estate crescita del 20%, vincono le mete in cui domina la natura”

🌎 Kel 12's CEO, Gianluca Rubino, reports a 20% increase in both passengers and revenue for summer 2025, from June to September. With a 6,700-euro average travel budget, customers favor nature-dominant, quieter destinations. Popular spots include Mediterranean islands, Arctic regions like Iceland and Svalbard, and Southern Africa, including Namibia and Botswana. Armenia, Uzbekistan, Mongolia, and Bolivia also see rising interest. The trend shows a preference for mindful, well-planned travel, with stable prices boosting demand.
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