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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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Dal Portogallo a Singapore lungo i binari: il viaggio in treno più lungo del mondo

🚂 The longest train journey in the world starts in Portugal, crosses 13 countries in Europe and Asia in 21 days, ending in Singapore, spanning 18,755 kilometers. Offered by Seat61, the trip begins in Lagos, Algarve, and includes destinations like Spain, France, Poland, Belarus, Moscow, Mongolia, and Beijing, before proceeding to Laos, Bangkok, and finally Singapore. Ticket prices range from €1,000 to €1,700.
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B&B Hotels, settima new entry in Piemonte

🏨 B&B Hotels opened its seventh location in Piedmont, specifically in Settimo Torinese, targeting business clientele. The hotel features 194 rooms, a covered parking, a large congress center capable of hosting up to 180 people. B&B Hotels Italia, led by President Liliana Comitini, continues its national expansion strategy, aiming to strengthen its position in the mid-scale hotel segment, offering high quality at best prices for both business and leisure. Additional amenities include high-speed Wi-Fi, a restaurant, a bar, a seasonal Jacuzzi on the terrace, 24/7 reception, and buffet breakfast.
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Air Europa in Scandinavia, accordo con Sas

✈ Air Europa and Sas signed a codeshare agreement at Fitur in Madrid, linking Spain to Scandinavia. Air Europa will add its code to flights between Madrid and Copenhagen and connections from Copenhagen to Aarhus, Stockholm, Gothenburg, Oslo, Trondheim, Stavanger, and Bergen. Sas will code-share on Air Europa flights to Spanish destinations including La Coruña, Alicante, Barcelona, Bilbao, Gran Canaria, Malaga, Palma de Mallorca, Tenerife Norte, Vigo, and to Lisbon and Porto in Portugal. The deal introduces 20 new routes, enhancing flight planning and service consistency for SkyTeam members. This summer, the agreement will also include Air Europa’s intercontinental routes to Marrakech, Punta Cana, Santo Domingo, and Salvador de Bahia.
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Il sindaco di Pompei: “Abbiamo superato i numeri pre-Covid”

🏠 Pompei, candidate for Italian Capital of Culture 2027, boasts Carmine Lo Sapio as its mayor. The city's pedestrian zone, the largest in Campania, attracts 20-30 thousand daily visitors, peaking at 100,000 on festive weekends. Post-Covid, tourism has become residential with full accommodations year-round, surpassing pre-Covid numbers. Pompei invested €600,000 in nighttime lighting for the archaeological site. The city's security system effectively handles up to 100,000 people during special events.
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Da Milano ad Abano in carrozze anni ’50, debutta il Treno delle Terme

🏢 The historic "Treno delle Terme" inaugurated last Saturday, connects Milan Central to Abano Terme. Officials present included Enit CEO Ivana Jelinic, Fondazione Fs, and Italian Tourist Trains. The 1950s train offers a vintage travel experience, privacy, and velvet seats, promoting Italy's alternative tourist destinations, combating overtourism, and contributing to local economic development. Plans include extending similar experiences to Calalzo Pieve di Cadore and the Noto-Pachino line in Sicily.
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Alberghi italiani, Booking primo canale di vendita

🏨 Booking.com leads as the top revenue-generating booking channel for Italian hotels for the seventh consecutive year in 2024. Expedia ranks second, according to the Hotel Booking Trends report by SiteMinder. Hotel websites, the third channel, average €476 per booking, surpassing OTAs (€293) and GDS (€348), with an 8% increase from the previous year. Trip.com enters the Top 12, boosted by Asian travelers, particularly from China. Agoda improves its position. The average booking lead time in Italy is 34 days, above the global average of 32 days. One in five online bookings is canceled, precisely 21%, with Canada experiencing the highest cancellation rate at 24%.
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L’Egitto a 360 gradi Dunas Travel apre anche in Italia

🌍 Dunas Travel, an Egyptian DMC with over 16 years in the Spanish and Latin American markets, expands to Italy, highlighting 32+ itineraries in Egypt, tailor-made trips, 24/7 assistance, and Italian-speaking staff. The company, boasting a private bus fleet, caters to destinations like Cairo, Luxor, Aswan, and more, including Nile cruises. Annually serving 100,000 passengers, 85% stem from Spain, Latin America, and Brazil, with 2,000 from Italy in 2024. Giovanni Fiore, the Italian Commercial Director, emphasizes detailed offerings from dining to handpicked tours and hotels.
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Arriva Kiklegal, la piattaforma per le cause collettive

📋 Launched in 2023 in Brussels, Kiklegal is a web platform aiding class action lawsuits, now serving major markets including Italy, France, and the UK. It boasts 9 lawyers managing 7 class actions for 8,300 people. Noteworthy is a major dispute involving Brussels Airport, 110,000 residents, and 4 municipalities. The platform simplifies bureaucratic procedures and communication, providing transparency and media exposure for legal battles.
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Breeze Airways torna alla redditività

🚀 Breeze Airways reported its first quarterly operating profit in Q4 2024 since service launch in May 2021. CEO David Neeleman is optimistic about profitability throughout 2025. With over $200 million in revenue and an operating margin above 4% for Q4, the airline's performance was boosted by a strong industry sector and rising airfares. Breeze's fleet includes 33 Airbus A220, featuring 12 first-class seats, 45 extra legroom seats, and 80 standard economy seats. The airline expanded rapidly last year, adding 29 destinations to reach a total of 66.
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