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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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Occupati nel turismo, solo il 7% ha la laurea

📌 Italy's tourism sector employment growth is linked to a decrease in the number of graduates in the country, with less than 7% of those employed in the tourism sector holding a degree, ranking third from last, only ahead of agriculture and construction. Moreover, one-third of the tourism workforce has not completed high school. The research predicts a decline in university enrollment, particularly in the humanities, impacting both men and women, the latter being less likely to resume interrupted studies.
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Verso l’Austria con Go To Fly Il webinar TTG

✈ Go To Fly will connect Forlì to Vienna with a weekly flight from June to September. A webinar is scheduled for Tuesday, April 16, from 14:30 to 15:30, organized by Austria Turismo and Austria Vacanze t.o., in collaboration with TTG Italia. The travel packages, inclusive of the new flights, are tailored for travel agencies in Emilia Romagna and central Italy, offering discovery opportunities in Styria and Carinthia, including UNESCO city Graz and Klagenfurt. Kathrin Ploder-Augurusa, Laura Corbetta, Elke Maidic, and Belinda Schagerl will contribute to the webinar.
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GustoSa porta l'eccellenza salernitana a Vinitaly 2025

🍷 GustoSa returns to Vinitaly in Verona from April 6 to 9, 2025, for a sensory journey featuring Salerno's authentic flavors and finest wines and spirits. Organized by the Salerno Chamber of Commerce and MTN Company, the event offers exclusive tastings at Hall B, stands 116-117. Fourteen top Salerno companies, including Aita, Albamarina, and Distillatori Russo 1899, will represent local enogastronomic excellence. For more details, visit www.gustosa.net.
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Movimento Turismo del Vino presenta a Vinitaly Tourism l'indagine sulle differenze regionali

🍷 Vinitaly Tourism will present a study by Movimento Turismo del Vino on regional differences in Italian wine tourism on April 9, 2025. The study by CESEO highlights distinctions in tourism offerings, such as the South's focus on entertainment and food-wine pairing, and online presence; the Central region's emphasis on landscape activities like vineyard picnics; and the North's flexibility in weekend opening days. The South leads in online communication, with 55% considering it key for revenue. Friuli Venezia Giulia, Tuscany, and Umbria offer numerous premium experiences, especially in Central Italy with 85% of the premium options. The event will discuss these regional characteristics and potentials.
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Italia del vino: leader nei segmenti base e premium, quota residuale nel luxury

🍷 Italy leads global wine market as the main supplier of premium wines, including Entry level and Popular segments, according to the Osservatorio del Vino UIV-Vinitaly analysis presented in Verona. However, Italian wines represent only 2% of the volume and 9% of the value in the luxury segment, compared to France's 42% and the United States' 30%. The Italian wine sector's total consumption value is estimated at $29.9 billion. In the Deluxe wines category (retail over $25, starting at $8 at the winery), Italy holds a 10% share ($2.8 billion), while France and the U.S. have 47% and 29% respectively. Italy boasts a 23% sales share ($15.9 billion) in the Entry level and Popular category (up to $15 retail, under $5 from the winery) and a 30% share ($11.2 billion) in the Premium category (products priced between $15-$25 retail). The Italian Premium segment is expected to face zero price growth by 2028, with the Luxury segments predicted to grow by 2% annually in volume and value.
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