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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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Catalogna, cresce il mercato italiano oltre Barcellona

🗺️ Catalogna ha accolto 15,8 milioni di turisti stranieri da gennaio a settembre 2025, con 3,8 milioni di posti aerei. La Francia è il principale mercato, mentre i viaggiatori long haul dagli Stati Uniti e Asia sono in crescita. L'Italia, con oltre un milione di turisti, è il quinto mercato europeo, con una spesa media giornaliera salita da 140 a 162 euro. Il 60% dei viaggiatori arriva fuori stagione, supportando la destagionalizzazione.
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Frisoni, Emilia Romagna: “Turismo è autenticità”

📅 Emilia Romagna focuses on authenticity in its tourism strategy, emphasizing "unique experiences" across landscapes from "the Apennines to the sea, art cities, gastronomy, and outdoor activities," according to Tourism Councillor Roberta Frisoni. The region aims to enhance international access, with projects boosting connections, especially towards Munich and the German market, thereby supporting growth and showcasing the region's beauty. Key initiatives involve collaboration with Rimini coast municipalities.
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Un Tourism: Africa ed Europa, i due motori del travel

🌏 Europa and Africa drove international tourism growth in the first nine months of 2025, as reported by the World Tourism Barometer. Global travel increased by 5% with 32 million additional travelers compared to 2024. Europe welcomed 625 million tourists, showing a 4% rise. Africa saw a 10% increase, with North Africa up 11%. Regional highlights include Brazil's 45% growth, Egypt and Vietnam at 21%, and notable performances in Ethiopia, Japan, South Africa, and others.
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Il Venezuela revoca il diritto di volo a 6 compagnie

🛩️ Venezuela has revoked the flight rights of six airlines, including Iberia, TAP, Avianca, Latam, Turkish Airlines, and Gol, due to tensions with the U.S. Air Europa and Plus Ultra received a 48-hour ultimatum to resume operations. The airlines halted flights, citing the FAA's guidance, despite its lack of jurisdiction in Venezuela. Airlines have criticized the FAA for vague instructions concerning Venezuela flights.
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Lab Travel Euphemia presenta VoyaGO ai Personal Voyager

💻 VoyaGO, an AI tool by Euphemia, was unveiled by CEO Michele Zucchi at workshops in Bologna and Milan. It's designed to save time for Personal Voyagers by providing real-time sales information. In 2025, Lab Travel aims to reach €70 million in revenue, a 15% increase from 2024, according to CEO Giulia Barroero. Lab Travel plans digital investments while maintaining its 50 physical branches, as highlighted by President Ezio Barroero.
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La contesa di Aeroitalia Bagarre giudiziaria per il vettore di Intrieri

✈️ Gaetano Intrieri, CEO of Aeroitalia, plans to expand by summer 2026 with new aircraft and potential hires. The ownership dispute involves Marc Bourgade, a Dubai-based French banker, and German Efromovich, the former Avianca president. Efromovich claims co-founding the airline with Bourgade and has taken the case to London's High Court. Legal actions in both London and Rome were dismissed, but the conflict might delay Aeroitalia's growth plans.
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Hotel di lusso, bene rifugio nell’incertezza economica

🏨 Hospitality Asset Forum 2025 in Paris highlighted the luxury hotel industry's resilience and growth potential amidst global instability. Vanguélis Panayotis, CEO of MKG and Hospitality ON, noted a 7.5% annual growth in luxury brands over the past decade. Europe is a growth driver with 1.6 billion overnight stays, potentially reaching 2 billion. Strategic partnerships between owners and operators are key, focusing on sustainability and profitability. Independent brands leverage large groups' distribution while maintaining operational integrity.
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Milani: “Turismo culturale fondamentale, ma manca programmazione”

🏖 Gabriele Milani, director of Fto, highlights the importance of cultural attractions for tourists visiting Italy from North America. Emphasizing the need for advanced planning, he calls for clear programming at least six months ahead. Fto seeks to standardize rules, collaborating with the Ministry of Culture. Despite fluid dialogues, challenges arise from slow governance reactions, especially from the EU, and ever-changing regulations affecting organized tourism.
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AirBaltic torna ai numeri pre-Covid Bene anche l’inverno

🚀 AirBaltic and Starlink's partnership plans to equip all 50 Airbus A200-300s with satellite coverage by May 2026, enhancing the Baltic tourism safety strategy. In October, AirBaltic moved over 477,000 passengers, marking a 1% increase from 2024, with an 84% load factor. Year-to-date, passenger numbers rose by 1.7%, totaling 4.4 million. Winter sees growing interest in Latvian destinations like Liepāja, Kuldīga, and Jūrmala.
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