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🏠 Hammerfest, an Italian company known for handcrafted quality, offers a complete range of quilts and bedspreads designed for comfort and style in any environment, adaptable to every season and requirement. Quilts come in three weights: light for warm months, medium for balanced comfort, and winter weight for cold seasons, ideal for mountain accommodations. Products are available in various materials including feather, polyester fiber, and cotton fiber. The catalog showcases options to enhance elegance and comfort in hotel rooms. Visit Hammerfest's website for more information or to request a consultation.

🍕 In the hospitality industry, the Food & Beverage (F&B) sector has become central, with a 28% contribution to hotel revenue, amounting to €3.5 billion, as stated in the 2024 Scenari Immobiliari report on the hotel real estate market. High-level restaurants can potentially increase a property's value by up to 20%. Technological solutions, environmental sustainability, and healthy eating are trending, enhancing guest experiences and the industry's competitive edge.

💰 Adhara Rent, an experienced firm in the hotel industry, offers operational leasing to renovate hospitality facilities without affecting liquidity. Nicola Rossi, Sales Director, highlights the financial benefits such as fixed costs, no capital immobilization, flexible lease terms, and no reporting to the Bank of Italy. Leasing can range from 2 to 7 years, with 5-year terms being the most popular. At lease-end, clients can buy the leased goods at approximately 1% of their value.

🎃 Frequent, personalized communication reduces hotel no-shows and last-minute cancellations. Three well-timed reminders—booking confirmation, pre-arrival (3-7 days before check-in), and same-day reminders—are recommended. Automated messages can confirm arrivals, aiding in efficient room allocation. A reliable hotel CRM, like D-EDGE's integration with LoungeUp, allows for creation and automation of emails with reminders, promotions, and local attractions, centralizing guest experience management.

🏨 Amex Global Business Travel Hotel Monitor 2025 predicts hotel rate stabilization but with continued moderate growth post-pandemic. Leisure demand to slow in 2025, with over 2,700 new hotel openings. Global inflation will decrease from 5.9% to 4.5%, with rates staying high due to factors like staff shortages affecting both US and European markets. Some areas, like New York, Northern Europe, Istanbul (9.2% increase), and India (highest rise in Asia), will see higher rate hikes.

🏠 During the Ognissanti bridge, 10 million Italians are expected to travel, with 8.9 million staying in Italy, favoring art cities, and 1.1 million choosing foreign destinations. The average stay will be 3.3 days, and the average expenditure per person is projected at €462, generating a turnover of €4.6 billion. Federalberghi highlighted these trends from a survey conducted by Tecnè between October 21-24, involving over 4,000 adult Italians.

🏨 Marriott's hotel project in Turin's former railway station, announced six years ago by the property development company Vastint (part of the Interogo group controlling IKEA), sets its construction start date for early 2025. The Marriott Tribute hotel, with 200 rooms and around 25 employees, is receiving over €40 million in funding from Vastint. The project includes restoring the old building and adding a new seven-story structure. The hotel's interior will be inspired by Turin's salons and include conference spaces for roughly 400 people.

🏖️ Africa's tourism recovery hit 103% compared to 2019, with 69 million international visitors. By 2024, the business is expected to reach $23.37 billion, a 8.2% increase, with a yearly growth rate of 7.49% until 2029, targeting $33.54 billion. African Explorer reported a customer demand surge of +20% in 2023, with authentic African experiences requiring a minimum budget of 4,000 euros for 10-15 days.

📍 Intercontinental economy flight fares are returning to 'normal' as air capacity worldwide increases, with more lower fares available in economy cabins. Business fares have slowed due to a rebound in corporate travel in 2024 and rising demand for premium leisure travel. Long-haul business class fares from Europe saw a 2% annual increase in Q4 this year, economy fares a 3% increase. Meanwhile, business class fares on short and medium-haul European flights rose by 1% annually, and regional and national economy fares in European markets jumped by 10%.

📍 Demoskopika reports a 1.3% monthly decrease and a 3.8% annual increase in tourism inflation in September. Holiday package prices dropped from 23.2% to 13%, transport services from +0.4% to -1.8%, and air passenger transport sharply by -8.6%. Hospitality and restaurant services decreased from 4.4% to 4.0%. Monthly vacation packages and transport services fell by -15.8% and -10.4% respectively, while recreation and cultural services had a lesser decline of -1.3%. Contrarily, hospitality and restaurant services rose by +0.8%. Inflation gap between the general consumer price index (Nic) and the tourist index (Nict) narrowed to 3.0 percentage points (from 3.5 in August 2024). Italy’s Harmonized Index of Consumer Prices for Tourism (Ipcat) increased by 4.7% year-on-year in August 2024, compared to the EU's 5.0%.