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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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Going, un anno ambizioso: “Verso nuovi traguardi”

📍 Going launched their project in 2022 with a 5-year development plan. Maurizio Casabianca, the chief commercial & operations officer, aims to increase revenue from €33 million in 2024 to over €45 million in 2025. The company's growth leverages a synergy with Disney, becoming the official distributor for Walt Disney World Orlando in Italy. Ivana Di Stasio, pm Stati Uniti and head of the Naples office, emphasizes their flagship Disney World combinations enriched with authentic, eco-sustainable experiences. Going's 'stylosophy' extends to offering alternative itineraries in Japan and other destinations. Their "Stylosophy on tour" training events for agencies began on March 12. Mariagrazia Verna, the sales director, mentions a roadshow in 14 stages for trade, special incentive plans, and local meetings to introduce new products, including Going Resorts in Sharm el Sheikh, Marsa Matrouh, Creta, and Rodi. The new catalog will be distributed next week.
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Going, un 2025 ambizioso: “Verso nuovi traguardi”

📈 Going, launched in 2022, eyes 2025 with ambitions to increase its revenue from €33 million in 2024 to over €45 million. Maurizio Casabianca, the chief commercial & operations officer, highlights the growth, tripling pre-Covid figures. Growth drivers include a synergy with Disney, positioning Going as the official distributor in Italy for Walt Disney World Orlando. Combinations with Disney World and authentic experiences are spearheaded by Ivana Di Stasio, focusing on eco-sustainable travel. Additional destinations like Japan offer alternative itineraries. The 'Stylosophy on tour' training events began on March 12, accompanying a 14-stop roadshow and incentives detailed by sales director Mariagrazia Verna. New offerings include Going Resorts in Sharm el Sheikh, Marsa Matrouh, Crete, and Rhodes, featured in a new catalogue available next week.
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Il marchio Tui Magic Life sbarca in Marocco

🤗 Tui Group's 500th hotel project will rise in Agadir, Morocco, under the Magic Life brand. Scheduled to open in summer 2027, the facility will boast 427 rooms, three restaurants, four bars, and three pools. The expansion will elevate Tui's portfolio in Morocco, complementing the existing Tui Blue Riu Tikida Beach and Robinson Agadir hotels. Tui aims to grow its portfolio from 433 to 600 hotels in the short term.
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Turismo all’aria aperta, Tui Musement svela i parchi naturalistici più popolari d’Europa

🏞 Tui Musement declares Croatia as the leader in naturalistic tourism, with Plitvice Lakes National Park topping the list with over 2 million searches in the past year. Krka National Park, also in Croatia, ranks second, appreciated for its natural beauty and historical significance. The UK's Peak District, the nation's oldest national park, takes third place. Thingvellir National Park in Iceland and Ojców National Park in Poland complete the top five. Among Italian audiences, Vesuvius National Park is the most searched, followed by Gran Paradiso and Pollino National Parks.
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Carenza di personale nel turismo, Santanchè: “Vogliamo creare staff house per i lavoratori comparto”

🏖 The Italian Ministry of Tourism is addressing seasonal workers' housing needs to support hospitality business owners and tackle personnel shortages. Minister Daniela Santanchè has pledged to focus on "staff houses", aiming to reduce costs for employers and improve the quality of life for young workers, as stated during an event in Verona.
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Aci: passeggeri in aumento a gennaio nel Vecchio Continente

✈ In January, air traffic in Europe surged by 6.9%, with the most significant growth from non-EU markets at 11.4%. EU markets saw a restrained 6% increase, aligning with the 7.4% annual performance of 2024. International passenger traffic dominated revenues with an 8.3% rise, while domestic passengers grew by 2.7%, still 12.5% below pre-pandemic levels, indicating structural market changes in aviation.
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Hotellerie, un business da 57,4 miliardi di dollari L’analisi e le stime di JLL

🏨 Global hotel investments hit $57.4 billion in 2024, a 7% increase from 2023. Demand reached 4.8 billion overnight stays, up by 102 million. The sector adapts to changing travel habits and consumer preferences. The 2025 Global Hotel Investment Outlook by JLL predicts a 15-25% investment growth over 2024, with the Americas leading, followed by Europe, the Middle East, and Africa. Luxury remains most attractive, especially in urban markets with high entry barriers. Italy invested 1.7 billion euros in 2024, with significant transactions in Rome since 2019. Claudia Bisignani of JLL highlights significant sector transformation, expecting continued resilience and attractiveness in 2025. Lifestyle hotels emerge, generating 40% of revenue from non-room services, capitalizing on the 'experience economy'.
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Caramanna: “Sfrutteremo l’effetto Giubileo”

🌆 Gianluca Caramanna, member of the Productive Activities Committee and advisor to the Italian Ministry of Tourism, assures that the 'Jubilee effect' will positively impact incoming tourism. Caramanna compares the expected long-term benefits to those seen by France following the Olympics, predicting an increase in tourists choosing Italy in the coming years. He emphasizes the need for quality over quantity in the competition with Spain, which has more accommodations but a lower level of offer. No specific dates or numbers are provided.
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