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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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Finnair, Carrage nuovo regional manager per Italia, Spagna e Francia

🛫 Geoffrey Carrage has been appointed as the new Regional Manager for Southern Europe at Finnair, based in Paris, overseeing key markets in Italy, Spain, and France. He replaces Javier Roig, now General Manager USA. Carrage, with experience at Aegean Airlines, Qantas, and Korean Air, began his career at Finnair. He emphasizes Italy's priority, leveraging Finnair's year-round and seasonal routes through Helsinki for extensive travel connections.
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Ramon Parisi e la ‘nuova’ InViaggi “Comincio da qui”

🌍 Ramon Parisi, business development manager at InViaggi, outlines strategies amidst market challenges. Summer 2025 sees a market influenced by inflation, particularly affecting family travel. Key destinations include Tunisia, Turkey, Egypt, and Italy, with a rise in customized travel demand. InViaggi adapts with early booking offers and flexible options. Travelers seek experiential and personalized trips. InViaggi aims for a €7 million revenue, focusing on product, digitalization, and agency network training.
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Ita Airways: “Svolta green, servono aiuti”

🛩 Joerg Eberhart, CEO of Ita Airways, emphasized the need for public and state support to tackle aviation sustainability at the XII Air Law Conference in Rome. By 2050, achieving zero carbon emissions requires technological investments in new aircraft and monitoring systems, alongside optimizing airspace. Eberhart highlighted the limited and costly production of Sustainable Aviation Fuels (SAF), urging state intervention through production incentives or tax breaks. The aviation sector seeks clear guidelines and uniform regulations.
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Tajani: “In Iran nessun problema per gli italiani”

📢 Vicepremier Antonio Tajani reported no current issues for approximately 450 Italians in Iran following Israel's attack. Italians are advised against traveling in the region. Tajani consulted ambassadors from Iran, Israel, and other involved countries through a video conference. A broader meeting involving Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni, relevant ministers, and intelligence leaders was scheduled for the afternoon to address the tense situation.
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Andrea Mele: “Agosto lento, pesa il caro voli”

🗺 Andrea Mele, CEO of Mappamondo, reports rising travel package prices due to increasing airfare rates. The middle-class customer segment is most affected, hesitating to book August vacations. August 2025 bookings are down 10-15% compared to 2024. Popular travel destinations include Japan, South Korea, and Vietnam, while Indonesia sees a decline due to negative publicity. Shiruq, another division, notes positive interest in Uzbekistan and the Baltic States with custom itineraries.
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Repubblica Dominicana, l’anno record

🌍 David Collado, the Dominican Republic's Tourism Minister, highlighted at the Milan leg of the European Roadshow that the nation welcomed 11.215 million international visitors in 2024, a 6% increase from 2023. Tourism contributes 15-17% of the GDP, valued at $10.7 billion. From January to April, Italian visitors rose by 10% to 50,000. The "Do Travel Rewards" program has driven satisfaction to 90% and, in 20 months, attracted 501,000 guests, generating $376 million in bookings.
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Estate, previsioni positive Bene Italia e lungo raggio

🌍 Italy is set to welcome 18.6 million international airport passengers and 27 million tourists this summer, according to Enit. The country ranks second globally as a vacation destination, trailing only Spain. Pier Ezhaya, president of Astoi, notes that long-haul bookings are up by 14%, with Egypt and East Africa seeing strong demand. June sees a 15.7 million increase in Italian domestic vacationers as school ends, growing by 600,000 from 2020, says Federalberghi’s Bernabò Bocca.
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Il sogno interrotto del lungo raggio low cost

✈️ Play Airlines has exited the U.S. market, shifting focus to more manageable routes in Europe. The decision comes after challenges adapting low-cost models to long-haul flights, highlighted by Ryanair CEO Michael O'Leary's past skepticism. The airline's network overhaul will begin with the upcoming winter schedule, prioritizing areas with controlled costs and stable revenue. Play aims to maintain competitiveness by operating within the more predictable European market.
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Mantin e la corsa di Hilton: “Italia mercato chiave, ecco tutte le nuove aperture”

🏨 Alan Mantin from Hilton highlights Italy as a key market. Who? Hilton. When? 2023 and beyond. Where? Italy. What? Expanding hotel presence. How? Adding over 500 rooms, with 20 hotels in development. Eight slated to open this year, including Picciolo Etna Golf Resort in Sicily. New openings include hotels in Milan, Rome, Perugia, and beyond. Hilton aims to expand in places like Turin, Venice, and Naples. Future plans involve a luxury hotel at Lake Garda by 2027.
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L’estate secondo eDreams: Barcellona la più amata dagli italiani

🗺 Barcellona, Parigi, e Olbia top Italian summer spots, says eDreams. Beach and island destinations dominate, except London (9th) and Tenerife (10th). Malaga bookings soar by 73%, Casablanca by 67%, and Sharm el Sheikh by 65%. 34% of Italians book 7-13 days, 61% plan trips over three months ahead. French (28%), Spaniards (19%), and Germans (17%) favor Italy, with Rome, Naples, Venice, Olbia, Palermo, and Catania as popular spots.
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