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Caos informatico, individuata la causa: riprendono gradualmente le operazioni negli scali

🚫 Crowdstrike's security system update conflicted with Windows Update, causing global disruptions at airports, banks, and media outlets. Europe's Berlin-Brandenburg airport is resuming normal operations, while over 2,850 flights have been canceled worldwide today. Italian airports in Bari and Brindisi are operational again, with Tuscan airports also affected.
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Trasporto aereo in tilt per un guasto ai sistemi Microsoft

🛫 Global air transport disrupted due to a Microsoft system failure linked to a business platform antivirus update. Partial services restored, but numerous airports and airlines halted operations. Flight groundings in US airports and disruptions in Europe, specifically Berlin and Amsterdam, as well as in Australia and India. Financial markets impacted: Paris down 0.66%, Milan 0.53%, London 0.72%. Airline stocks fell: Air France-KLM 2.25%, Lufthansa 2.58%, easyJet 2.37%, Ryanair 3.2%.
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Aspettando Lufthansa La dote di Ita Airways

🏬 Ita Airways is set to join forces with Lufthansa, bringing a dowry of 400 million euros in cash plus an impending 240 million dollars for three Airbus purchases, following a financing pattern similar to February's 80 million dollar secured bond issuance for an A330Neo, due 2034. The bonds, listed on Vienna's Euro Mtf market by Irish-registered Castlelake L.P., allow asset backed financing covering up to 80% of the aircraft's value. With a year-on-year revenue increase of about 25% and summer bookings keeping pace with a 30% capacity boost, Ita Airways fortifies its dowry for the year-end 325 million euro investment from Lufthansa for a 41% stake.
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Lufthansa passa ai tagli Così il vettore arginerà le improvvise perdite

💸 Lufthansa, responding to downward earnings revisions and an anticipated negative second quarter, initiates immediate cost-cutting measures including a 25% reduction in administrative material expenses, a 10% cut in marketing expenses, and a hiring freeze on vacant positions with a reduction of vacation days until the end of the year. CEO Jens Ritter outlined the areas affected in a letter to employees, citing stagnant ticket prices, a slow recovery in business travel, and increased personnel costs due to contract renewals. Further measures may follow.
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IEG acquisisce la gestione di Smart City Business Brasil

🏗️ Italian Exhibition Group (IEG) expands internationally with a strategic partnership with Smart City Business America Institute, planning to organize the SCB-Br Expo and Congress starting in 2025. The event, recognized for promoting smart city development in Brazil, emphasizes technology and innovation for self-sufficient and sustainable urban ecosystems. The first IEG-managed edition will occur on June 3-4, 2025, at the Expo Center Norte in São Paulo, aligning with IEG's acquisitions of MundoGeo and Expo InfraFM. Corrado Peraboni, IEG's CEO, highlights this as a move to strengthen their market presence in Brazil.
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Garibaldi Hotels, estate di crescita a doppia cifra

🏖️ Garibaldi Hotels reports a cautiously positive 18% increase in bookings compared to the same date and structures last year. Fabrizio Prete, General Manager, notes growth in Puglia, Sardegna, and Trentino but anticipates a slowdown towards year-end. Sicily sees a rise in last-minute local tourism, with recent property acquisition of Avalon Sikani Resort in May, managed since 2019, planning expansion and possible upgrades. Sardegna's foreign tourism is up, with higher average revenue, focusing on local experiences and partnerships.
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Al via i test per il B777X

✈️ The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has initiated tests for Boeing's new B777X, a model whose debut was delayed by 10 years. The clearance of this model could boost Boeing amid ongoing difficulties. Tests cover construction and operational aspects, including design and durability. Boeing has secured several orders for the B777X from key clients such as Emirates, Lufthansa, All Nippon, Qatar, and Singapore Airlines, with ongoing negotiations with Korean Air.
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Nobu Hotel in Italia Il debutto a Roma con Castello Sgr

🏛 Rome to host Italy's first Nobu Hotel, managed by Castello Sgr, with a €135 million funding plan by Lithium Fund to refurbish the Grand Hotel di Via Veneto, featuring 122 rooms and suites. Opening is set for spring 2025, including a Nobu restaurant, roof-top lounge bar, meeting spaces, city spa with fitness center, and a club lounge. Rothschild & Co served as advisor for the Grand Hotel via Veneto.
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Wttc: “Spiacevoli le proteste contro i turisti. Enti e comunità lavorino per gestire meglio i flussi”

🚩 In Spain, the WTTC condemns riots against tourists in Barcelona, Cadiz, and the Balearics, urging local authorities to manage tourism flows better and involve local communities. Virginia Messina, Senior Vice President of the WTTC, emphasizes the need for tourists' experiences not to impact local residents' lives. The WTTC advocates for policies to distribute tourism in lesser-known destinations and regulate tourist accommodations with reinvestments in local areas.
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Alma Cruceros: svelati i primi dettagli della nuova compagnia spagnola

🚢 Alma Cruceros, a new luxury cruise brand based in Spain, is set to launch with 'Ocean Victory' in summer 2025, with an inaugural journey in April from Las Palmas to Malaga. Main port will be in Malaga, offering routes to Andalusia and North Africa. Additional cruises will depart from Barcelona and Tarragona, exploring Costa Brava, Costa Azul, and Balearic Islands. 'Ocean Victory', part of SunStone’s Infinity Class, accommodates 186 passengers and plans future voyages to Italy and France, blending modern luxury with sustainability and Spanish identity.
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