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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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ACI blueteam diventa membro del Lario Business Club

⚽ ACI blueteam joined the Lario Business Club as a member, associated with the football team Como 1907, which was recently promoted to Serie A. Their branding will be displayed on the field's LED boards at all Como 1907's home games at Sinigaglia. Roberto Bettinelli, CFO of ACI blueteam, states the partnership aims to build a network of local collaborations, thereby generating value for the territory and gaining visibility during significant international sporting events.
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Albergatori spagnoli contro le nuove norme sulla registrazione degli ospiti

🏖️ Madrid has instated new guest registration rules sparking concerns within the Spanish tourism sector, according to preferente.com. Cehat, the Spanish hoteliers' association, criticizes the lack of a unified document to collect the required data and the demand for unofficial information not found on travelers' documents. They also point out the absence of necessary technological infrastructure for data transfer and collection, deeming the current regulations unfeasible and calling for a review by Madrid.
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Amo il Mondo a caccia di honeymooner, in arrivo una campagna digitale

💍 "Amo il Mondo," a tour operator, targets honeymoon travel with a new campaign. The initiative will debut across the operator's digital channels, including social media, their official website, and matrimonio.com, as well as through email and banners. Participating couples will receive special reductions on a broad selection of travel packages, ideal for honeymooners.
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I bagagli arrivano con una settimana di ritardo: 3mila euro per ‘danno da stress’

🛆 An Italian couple traveling in Indonesia received a €3,000 compensation for 'stress damage' from a judge in Pisa, after their luggage arrived 8 days late. The trip was marred by a 24-hour delay and prolonged layovers. The court acknowledged the "significant psychological discomfort" despite the ruling coming 12 years after the events.
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Etihad: da dicembre due voli al giorno tra Milano e Abu Dhabi

✈ Starting December, Etihad Airways will double its daily flights from Malpensa to Abu Dhabi, increasing from 10 to 14 weekly connections. This enhancement, highlighted by Sea Aeroporti di Milano's Andrea Tucci, aims to improve travel opportunities and connectivity. Arik De of Etihad Airways emphasizes the commitment to the Italian market and passenger flexibility with an adapted schedule for convenient hotel check-out times.
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Iag: “I ritardi di Boeing ed Airbus mettono a rischio l’espansione”

🚀 IAG, owner of British Airways, Iberia, and Vueling, warns market about production delays and supply chain issues at Boeing and Airbus affecting aircraft availability, potentially slowing expansion plans. IAG anticipates 20 new aircraft in 2024 and 27 in 2025, deeming new aircraft investment crucial for growth. Concerns extend to the entire aviation sector with component and engine shortages highlighted.
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