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Avoris vuole raddoppiare gli utili entro il 2025

💰 Ávoris closed the year with €4.5 million in turnover and €45 million EBITDA. The Spanish giant, led by Simón Pedro Barceló of Barcelò (Ávoris' parent company), aims to double its EBITDA while maintaining a focus on growth and improving margins and profitability. Currently, EBITDA represents 1% of total sales. Ávoris has set a new target of €5 billion in turnover with a doubled EBITDA.
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Baia Holidays, a Santa Teresa di Gallura il quinto camping

🏕 Baia Holidays, an Italian hospitality group, will open its fifth campsite in Sardinia in July, bringing their collection to 13. Located in Santa Teresa di Gallura, the new campsite joins four others in the region, offers access to two walkable beaches, and is already bookable. Renovations included revamping pitches, services, dining areas, and adding mobile homes with 2 or 3 bedrooms. Baia Holidays now provides 4,500 pitches and 2,000 mobile homes totaling approximately 25,000 beds.
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Caraibi, il momento d’oro La sfida dell’innovazione

🌊 The Caribbean Tourist Organization reported an 18% increase in arrivals to the Gulf of Mexico in 2024 over 2023. CEO Dona Regis-Prosper launched 'Sustainable Tourism in Action,' a series of educational webinars for the region's 29 countries. The initiative starts on February 17 and will focus on reducing carbon footprint. St. Kitts and Nevis saw a 14% rise in visitors from January to June 2024, while Castries, St. Lucia (+15%), Barbados (10.3%), and Dominica (14.6%) also showed growth. Flight prices dropped by up to 25% in 2024. Anguilla profited from its "ai" domain, quadrupling its registration tax earnings to $32 million (20% of government revenue). Cuba faced a 9.5% decline in arrivals in 2024 due to international sanctions.
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Nuova Zelanda: visti più facili per i remote workers

💻 La Nuova Zelanda accoglie i lavoratori remoti con nuove regole che permettono ai nomadi digitali di lavorare per datori di lavoro stranieri fino a 90 giorni. Dopo di che, si applicherà la tassa di residenza. Queste modifiche riguardano tutti i tipi di visti per visitatori, incluse le categorie turistiche e familiari per soggiorni prolungati. Il Ministro dell'Immigrazione Erica Stanford ha espresso il benvenuto ai nomadi digitali nel Paese.
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