Distribuzione e Revenue

🏨 Palladium Hotel Group reports a summer RevPAR increase of over 6% in Europe compared to 2024. The UK, USA, and Spain are key markets, with Spain growing by 1%. By late 2025, they anticipate a 6% RevPAR rise in Mexico, Dominican Republic, Brazil, and Jamaica. The US leads, followed by Canada, Argentina, Mexico, and the UK. Early 2026 ADR is projected to rise by 10% year-over-year. CEO Jesús Sobrino emphasizes enhancing guest experiences through key areas like gastronomy and wellness.

📈 Lufthansa Group reports a record summer quarter with a 4% revenue increase, totaling €11.2 billion, and a steady operating profit of €1.3 billion. Passenger numbers rose to 42 million, up from 40 million last year. Capacity increased by 3%, with an 87.5% load factor. CEO Carsten Spohr highlights a decade-high 99% flight regularity. Passenger satisfaction soared due to digital innovations and improved services. Nine-month passenger revenue reached €23 billion, and adjusted EBIT rose to €914 million from €825 million.

🎤 Madrid, Bologna, Londra e Berlino ospiteranno il tour europeo 2025 dei Radiohead, generando 12 milioni di euro in entrate turistiche. Analisi di Mabrian e The Data Appeal Company – Almawave Group. Londra guiderà con 4,2 milioni di euro in spesa turistica, seguita da Madrid con 2,3 milioni. La strategia di biglietteria priorizza le popolazioni locali, canalizzando spesa verso ristoranti e trasporti, afferma Carlos Cendra di Mabrian.

💸 Baobab, a tour operator under Gruppo Th, closed 2025 with €75 million in revenue, a €31 million growth from the previous year. The company expanded its offerings with Markando, boosting revenue by 84%. The sales network, now with 20 staff nationwide, recently included Liguria. International expansion led to new synergies and the opening of Th Blu Lagoon in Marsa Alam. The future target is €150 million in revenue, with an overall €400 million goal for Gruppo Th.

🌍 Club Med's 2026 sales in Italy (October 14-17) soared by 17% compared to last year. The new Club Med South Africa Beach & Safari debuts in July, drawing Italian interest. Mediterranean bookings surge, with Cefalù up 80%, and significant growth in long-haul destinations like Bali (+565%). The mountain segment grows by 26%, featuring the return of Pragelato Sestriere, offering family-friendly activities. Rabeea Ansari highlights Italians' trust in all-inclusive premium vacations.

📈 TH Group's 2025 was transformative, achieving over €260 million in revenue, a 23% increase from 2024. Salvatore Piazza highlighted a +16% rise in seaside, +11% in mountain segments, and a 68% boost in trade via Baobab Viaggi. Marsa Alam tripled revenue to €10.5 million (+237%). They plan expansion with TH Praia a Mare in Calabria, featuring 320 seaside rooms, and introduced a new logo and dining concept across five areas.

💰 Italian tourism saw a surplus of 4.3 billion euros in July 2025, with revenues reaching 7.8 billion euros—a 5.6% increase from July 2024. Spending by non-EU travelers grew by 6.5%, while European tourists increased by 2.8%. Italian expenditure abroad increased by 8.1% in the EU and 6.5% outside. Bankitalia noted a 4.5% revenue growth from May to July 2025 compared to 2024. Minister Daniela Santanchè highlighted the sector's economic contribution.

🗺 Italian tour operators faced a fluctuating year in 2025, with strong booking periods in April and May and slower months later. Marco Peci from Quality Group and Ramon Parisi from InViaggi noted erratic booking trends. A unique calendar, including April's "Ferraprile" holidays, shifted travel demand and reduced spending in summer. Claudio Asborno from CartOrange and Enrico Ducrot of Viaggi dell’Elefante confirmed July-August declines. Discussions on sustainable pricing and partner dynamics continue, as per Stefano Maria Simei of Futura Vacanze.

🏨 Giuseppe Pagliara, CEO of Gruppo Nicolaus from Ostuni, Italy, discusses the company's expected revenue of €200 million for 2025, highlighting a strong €9 million EBITDA. The tourism sector sees brief, last-minute stays with higher average spending, reflecting a global trend. Gruppo Nicolaus embraces this change, focusing on innovative products and expanding into lifestyle and luxury markets. Pagliara remains optimistic, adapting to evolving consumer preferences rather than fearing them. Read more insights in TTG Today.