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Tomasoni, Space Hotels: “Lavoriamo a nuove partnership”

🌍 Space Hotels, under new president Beniamino Tomasoni, reports a 22.5% revenue increase from January to August 2024 compared to the same period in 2023. The company, founded in 1974, celebrates its 50th year with 45 hotels in key Italian destinations. Main markets include the US, Germany, France, Spain, and a returning Australian clientele. Popular locations are Rome, Milan, and Turin. Space Hotels will be present at World Travel Market in London from November 5-7.
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Forestis lancia la Forestis Villa, la privacy a marchio sulle Dolomiti

🌲 Forestis introduces the exclusive Forestis Villa, available for private rental from December 1. Located on Plose mountain's southern slope, close to the main Forestis resort in the Dolomites, the villa accommodates up to 10 guests. It features a spa, wine cellar, private chef, and concierge. Constructed in 1912, the villa was rejuvenated by owners Teresa and Stefan Hinteregger and architect Armin Sader, restoring structural elements by hand. The 1200 square meter space includes a living room with a fireplace, fully-equipped kitchen, cinema room, event space, five bedrooms, and a 400 square meter spa with a rain shower, Finnish sauna, Turkish bath, relaxation room with a fireplace, heated indoor and outdoor pools, and a Technogym-equipped fitness room. This opening marks the second phase in a series of extensive renovation projects.
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Giuseppe Pagliara, Nicolaus e la mission etica del gruppo

📍 Giuseppe Pagliara, managing director of Gruppo Nicolaus and finalist of the 2024 TTG Star edition, emphasizes the importance of local roots in Puglia. The company, which originated in Ostuni, has expanded with offices in Milan and Rome. Despite considering a move of the headquarters to these major business cities, Pagliara cites ethical and sustainable business practices in the South as key to future tourism success during the TTG Star award ceremony in Rimini.
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Numa investe sulle città d’arte italiane: quattro nuove aperture a Roma, Firenze e Venezia

🏠 Numa Group expands its Italian portfolio with four new properties in Rome, Venice, and Florence. Rome's address, scheduled to open in Q2 2025, will offer 72 units and 291 beds. Florence boasts two properties: Palazzo Haggis, near the Duomo with 6 units opening in Q4 2024, and a second in the San Niccolò district. In Venice, Palazzo Orseolo, located in the vibrant San Marco district, is under renovation, providing 13 units and 34 beds. Umberto Ottaviani, General Manager for Italy, emphasizes Numa's commitment to redefining hospitality with historic charm and modern, digital convenience. Numa seeks further expansion in key markets like Rome, Milan, Venice, Florence, Naples, Verona, and Turin.
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La sostenibilità va in tour alla fiera Hotel di Bolzano

🏨 Fiera Hotel in Bolzano is focusing on sustainability from October 21 to 24, introducing three special tours exploring themes like guest-resident connections and 360-degree sustainability. Tours start on October 22 with visits to projects by architects Stefan Marx, Elke Ladurner, Zeno Bampi, and Biquadra. On October 23, Tours 2 and 3 feature visits to Casa al Sole and Hotel Adler, with stories of maintaining building originality. The event will attract over 400 exhibitors and 18,000 visitors, alongside thematic talks and the Hotel Sustainability Award in four categories.
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L’Umbria ospita l’edizione 2024 di Mirabilia

🏖️ Umbria hosts Mirabilia 2024, with President Donatella Tesei endorsing the event as an 'extraordinary invention'. Tesei emphasizes the importance of Italy's beauty, high-level communication for tourism, and centrality of UNESCO sites promotion. Infrastructure improvements are deemed crucial for accessing 'minor' but extraordinary tourism experiences. Umbria supports accommodation operators to enhance service quality and create a tourism ecosystem to encourage revisits. Tesei advocates for requalifying tourism roles, valuing education, and engaging youth as the industry's future.
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