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Tony Loeb

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Tony Loeb est un entrepreneur de la hotel tech qui compte plus de vingt ans d'expérience dans l'industrie hôtelière. Webmaster à ses débuts, il est devenu directeur technique et a piloté une équipe d'une trentaine de personnes dédiée à la création de sites, au SEO et au SEA pour les hôtels. Il a ensuite accompagné des hôtels de luxe et des chaînes à l'international, avant de cofonder un CRM et une solution d'email marketing dédiés à l'hôtellerie, utilisés par des milliers d'hôtels indépendants dans le monde. Aujourd'hui, il est co-fondateur de 10 Minutes (10 minutes pour un hôtelier), le média de référence de l'hôtellerie européenne, qui réunit newsletter, podcasts et vidéos pour atteindre plus de 350 000 décideurs hôteliers. Il y anime les podcasts « 10 min pour un hôtelier » et « Inno'Tourism ». Il est également co-fondateur de Pragmatik, une agence marketing qui aide les entreprises de la hotel tech à transformer des contenus clairs, sans blabla, en leads qualifiés. Pragmatique par nature, Tony décrypte ce qui compte en marketing hôtelier, distribution, expérience client et technologie pour aider les hôteliers à décider mieux et plus vite. Basé en région parisienne.
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Epifania: 1 milione di italiani in viaggio per Federalberghi

📖 Italians will celebrate Epiphany with 3.3 nights of short vacations focused on well-being, primarily within Italy, as per Tecnè's survey for Federalberghi. One million Italians will travel, with 91% staying in-country, spending an average of 362 euros domestically and 544 euros abroad, contributing 400 million euros to the economy. Preferred accommodations include hotels (34.7%) and B&Bs (30.4%), with relaxation and fun being the main vacation drivers (61.8% and 38.1%, respectively).
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Parigi chiude il 2024 con 70 milioni di visitatori

📷 In 2024, Paris welcomed 70 million visitors, boosted by the summer Olympics and the December reopening of Notre Dame. International air arrivals rose 15.4% from November 1 to December 8, compared to 2023. Southern Europe accounted for 376,000 arrivals (+8%), North America 191,000 (+19%), and Northern Europe 174,000 (+21%). During the Olympics' first week, international arrivals spiked 33%, with a significant contribution from New York and Tokyo markets. Visa noted a 42% rise in international cardholders in Paris, while U.S. visitors' spending surged by 72%. Olympic attendees spent 20% more than non-attendees; restaurant spending jumped 49%. Parisian hotel rates soared 300% during the Olympics, with average nightly prices hitting €700, up from €170 in 2023. Paris retains its top spot in the ‘Top 100 City Destinations Index’ for the fourth year, forecasting continued momentum into 2025.
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Thailandia, un anno oltre le attese: 35 milioni di arrivi

🏙 Thailand surpassed its tourism target for 2024, welcoming a record 35 million visitors and generating $52.81 billion in travel-related revenue. The country aims to attract 36-39 million international visitors in 2025, designated as the 'Amazing Thailand Grand Tourism and Sports Year'. Factors contributing to 2024's growth include favorable government policies, a rich calendar of events and festivals, and increased air connectivity with new flights from Northeast Asia, ASEAN countries, Europe, North America, and the Middle East, including ITA Airways' direct flight from Rome to Bangkok launched in November at Rome Fiumicino Airport.
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Arrivi in Egitto, un 2024 da record con 15,7 milioni

🏕️ In 2024, Egypt set a tourism record with 15.7 million visitors, announced by Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly. The country's tourist numbers could have reached 18 million if not for regional events. Tourism plummeted from over 13 million in 2019 to about 3.7 million in 2020 due to COVID-19, then rose to 8 million in 2021, 11.7 million in 2022, and 14.9 million in 2023. The Grand Egyptian Museum's opening in 2025 is expected to boost tourism further.
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Toscana: bilancio positivo, ma l’anno inizia in salita

🏖️ Toscana's tourism in 2024 marked a 2.2% increase in visitors, surpassing 46.8 million overnight stays and 15.1 million arrivals, with foreigners accounting for 57% (over 26.6 million nights). Hotels experienced a 2.4% rise, while other accommodations saw a 2.1% growth. However, for the first quarter of 2025, only 11% of Tuscan operators expect an increase in tourism, 65% foresee consistent volumes, and 23% anticipate a decrease. A dip of 1.9 percentage points in bookings compared to last year was noted, with weakened domestic demand and a slow down from key foreign markets. President Eugenio Giani highlighted global economic uncertainty and European economy downturns but noted Tuscany's appeal and positive signals from non-European countries.
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La Gran Bretagna punta sugli eventi per il 2025, tra arte, ricorrenze e mega concerti

🎨 Following the coronation of a new king in 2024, the UK announces a calendar of major events for 2025 across culture, cinema, exhibitions, and historical anniversaries. Bradford becomes the first UNESCO City of Film and the culture capital. In spring, the William Shakespeare museum opens at Shoreditch's Curtain Playhouse. Summer sees the reopening of Leicester's Jewry Wall Museum and London's British Museum launches the “Gladiators of Britain” exhibit. Jane Austen's 250th birth anniversary will be celebrated in 2025 at various novel settings. Music highlights include Oasis touring Cardiff, Manchester, London, and Edinburgh; Kylie Minogue's Tension Tour hitting Glasgow, Newcastle, Manchester, Liverpool, Sheffield, London, Nottingham, and Birmingham; Bruce Springsteen and Bob Dylan performing in Manchester, Liverpool, Nottingham, and London, where Coldplay will also play.
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Universal Air volerà da Rimini a Monaco e Malta nell’estate 2025

✈ Universal Air will connect Rimini Airport to Munich and Malta with two weekly flights from June 5 to October 23, 2025, using a 78-seat Dash 8-400. The service meets both incoming needs from Germany and outgoing to Malta, as stated by the CEO of Rimini airport, Leonardo Corbucci. Further German market developments with charter flights for 2025 will be announced soon. Rimini joins the Universal Air network, already servicing locations including Ibiza, Nice, Santorini, and more.
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