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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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Cathay Pacific, via agli investimenti miliardari

✈️ Cathay Pacific is investing HK$100 billion to enhance its customer journey experience. The plan includes expanding the fleet, upgrading Premium Economy services, and revamping lounges. "The Bridge" lounge at Hong Kong Airport is reopening, with renovations planned for "The Wing", and new premium lounges coming to Beijing and New York's JFK within two years. Celebrating 40 years in Italy, Cathay Pacific resumes daily flights from Milan and introduces a new seasonal route from Rome.
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Filippine, exploit di arrivi: Italia quarta in Europa

🌍 Record growth in Italian arrivals to the Philippines surged by 73% from January to April 2025, moving Italy to the fourth spot among European markets. Elmer Cato highlights the allure of the Philippines' 7,641 islands with its long coastline, hospitable culture, and 80% Catholic population. Dakila F. Gonzales emphasizes sustainability and cultural ties dating back to navigator Antonio Pigafetta. Four Baroque churches are UNESCO-listed, enhancing the tourism appeal.
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Da Napoli a Berlino in Frecciarossa entro il 2028

🚄 Trenitalia, Deutsche Bahn, and ÖBB plan to expand high-speed rail links by 2026, connecting Milan and Rome to Munich. Four initial departures include two from Milan and two from Rome, with travel times of 6.5 and 8.5 hours respectively. The Brenner Base Tunnel will cut travel time by one hour. By December 2028, services will expand to 10 connections, extending routes to Naples and Berlin. Frecciarossa 1000 trains will accommodate diverse electrical systems across Europe.
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Allianz Partners con Spencer & Carter per Volonline, al via l’accordo

💰 Volonline Tour Operator and Allianz Partners signed an agreement valid until December 31, 2026. The agreement, facilitated by Spencer & Carter after a competitive bidding process among insurance companies, includes two comprehensive insurance policies: medical-baggage and cancellation, and only medical-baggage. Massimiliano Masaracchia and Luigi Deli emphasize the importance of client-focused insurance solutions and service continuity in the tourism sector, highlighting Allianz Partners' suitability based on competitiveness and professional ethics.
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Boscolo porta le adv nell’Italia ‘slow’ con gli Active Tours

🚴 Dieci tappe, riservate agli agenti di viaggi, stanno avendo luogo in Italia per presentare i Boscolo Active Days. Le attività includono escursioni in e-bike e trekking in varie regioni, come Fiesole, Bologna, Valpolicella, Gragnano e Bari Vecchia, accompagnate da guide ambientali. Al termine, si offrono degustazioni di vini e specialità locali. Gli itinerari, che includono avventure uniche come gite in catamarano e motoslitta, sono aperti a tutti, purché in buona salute.
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easyJet, conti in difficoltà: perdita netta di 297 milioni nel semestre

🛫 EasyJet's financial performance took a hit in the first half of the year ending March, with net losses rising by 16% to £297 million, despite a revenue increase to £3.53 billion and an 8% rise in passengers, totaling 39.5 million. Fuel costs rose by 4%. Anticipating a strong summer, 60% of bookings are secured, with targets of £703 million pre-tax profit this year and £1 billion in the medium term. Flights to Tel Aviv remain suspended.
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Vueling ripristina il Barcellona-Comiso per l’estate 2025

✈️ Vueling will resume its seasonal route connecting Comiso, Sicily, to Barcelona El Prat airport for summer 2025. Starting July 4, the service will operate throughout the summer. This increases Vueling's connections to Sicily from Barcelona to three routes. Comiso joins Palermo Falcone e Borsellino, with 13 weekly flights, and Catania-Fontanarossa, with 12 weekly flights. Tickets for the Barcelona-Comiso route are now available for purchase.
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‘Nicolaus Forever Trade Only’: agenzie al centro

📅 Gruppo Nicolaus launched ‘Nicolaus Forever-Trade Only’ with diverse initiatives. In May 2025, it organized fam trips to the Maldives, Zanzibar, and Dubai, with activities at Valtur Zanzibar The Mora Resort and Valtur Maldive Ja Manafaru Resort. The program included trips to Tunisia and the Red Sea. Their ‘Chi vuol esser travel influencer’ initiative led to over 2,000 social media posts by travel agents. Upcoming trips are planned, enhancing business interaction and storytelling.
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Fluttuazioni monetarie e turismo: i mercati più sensibili

💰 Asian travelers show the highest sensitivity to currency fluctuations, according to a Mastercard Economics Institute study. Focusing on 30 destinations across 24 markets, the report highlights Tokyo's international visitor growth, despite rising airfare and hotel rates. A 1% currency depreciation boosts Asian visitors by 1.5%, Americans and New Zealanders by 0.7%, but only 0.2% for Europeans. Asian tourists, particularly Chinese, remain more influenced by currency changes than Europeans or Americans.
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Stagionali in hotel, ricchezza per i territori

🏨 2023, Italy: Federalberghi's research indicates a positive trend in seasonal hotel employment. Peak employment in July and August reached over 430,000, a 5% increase from 2023, with 245,000 being seasonal workers (+2.2%). Compared to 2019, total peak employment grew by 15%, with seasonal employment up by 24%. Trentino Alto Adige leads with 38,715 seasonal workers, Emilia Romagna follows with 31,414, and Veneto with 23,646. Notably, 54.1% are women, and half are under 40.
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