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We invite you to check out the latest edition of HotelBizLink hospitality magazine (June-July 2024)! https://lnkd.in/gzX3FyKG This issue dives into two crucial trends set to shape the future of hospitality. Hotels and travel businesses that harness these trends are likely to thrive in the coming years, while others risk being left behind. Stay ahead with these insights! Our Cover Story explores the surge in impulse travel, especially among the youth. Gone are the days of meticulous trip planning that took weeks or even months. In Expert Corner, we shed light on how digital travel assistants are revolutionizing the travel planning and booking process. The market for virtual travel assistants is projected to soar from $1.3 billion in 2020 to $3.5 billion by 2027. By 2025, 10 million users, predominantly business travelers and frequent flyers, will rely on these virtual helpers. In the news section, we bring you the latest developments from the world of travel and hospitality. #travelnews #traveldata #travelstatistics #travelindustry #travelandtourism #traveldestinations #travelfun #impulsetravel #tiktoktravel #hospitality #hotelnews #hoteliers #hotelsandresorts #lodgingindustry #travelindustry #virtualtravelassistants #digitaltravelagencies #travelai #traveltech

🔍 We were featured on Stirile ProTV yesterday! 🏨 If you missed it, be sure to check out the video to learn how real estate developers are increasingly focusing on the hotel sector, meeting the growing demand from both local and international investors. 📺 The interview includes a conversation with Andreea Nicolae, our Client Relations Manager, who provides valuable insights into current trends and emerging opportunities in this field. 📈 Don’t miss the chance to catch up on essential information about this dynamic market! 📞 0727-894-380 #ProTVNews #HotelSector #RealEstateInvestments #DevelopmentTrends

TEARSHEET - January 2024: I serve as editor-in-chief for STAY Magazine by Big Picture Conferences Inc. STAY is a Canadian hotel industry publication focusing on the ownership and operation of hotels. In addition to being EIC for the magazine, I also contributed the following pieces to the issue: > 'The rise and fallout of short-term rentals' > 'HUMAN TRAFFICKING & THE HOSPITALITY INDUSTRY: An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure' > 'Q12024: Trends in Canadian hotel financing' https://lnkd.in/gcRP_eri

Help the industry to understand the future of corporate hospitality by taking part in our industry survey and receive an exclusive copy of the research report covering four key areas: - Business evaluation models in corporate hospitality - The impact of digital transformation - The rise of corporate hospitality within women’s sport   - Future trends and insights. This survey is relevant to guests, hosts and event / hospitality organisers, takes 10 minutes and will remain open until the 9th of February. Click below to take part now and receive your exclusive market report.   Please feel free to share with your network #corporatehospitality #survey

.@usnews releases its inaugural 2024 #BestBedandBreakfasts rankings. Check out the list to see where you should visit next. #usnews

Redefining the guest experience in the new era of travel is crucial for UK properties to increase Return on Experience for their guests, encourage repeat bookings, and protect High Return Hospitality value despite cost-of-living headwinds. Agilysys recently surveyed 1,000 UK travellers, and the results offer valuable insights on how properties can adjust their practices and systems. Check out the survey results here: https://lnkd.in/e_77fhni

Good to discuss our latest hotel tracker data with the Financial Times, as featured in their article: Premier Inn owner hit by falling demand for UK budget hotels (ft.com)   As cost-of-living pressures ease, we're seeing a notable shift in hotel preferences. The latest RSM Hotels Tracker indicates rising occupancy rates for luxury and mid-market hotels, while budget options are declining.   In August, luxury hotel occupancy increased from 73% to 76%, and mid-market from 80% to 82%. In contrast, budget hotels dropped from 83% to 80%. This reflects a renewed consumer confidence, with travellers prioritizing premium experiences and higher average room rates—luxury now averaging £380.30.   As we celebrate a strong summer, let’s hope the upcoming Budget doesn’t hinder this positive momentum.   #RSMInsights #UKEconomy #Hotels RSM UK | Saxon Moseley | Jacqui Baker | Lisa Alty | Hannah McCarthy | Robyn Duffy

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