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Sobre la evolución en las preferencias del turista que se corona como el de mayor gasto a nivel mundial. Interesante artículo "....The hospitality and tourism market is undergoing a transformation, propelled by government initiatives emphasizing enhanced hotel service quality and the integration of cultural and tourism experiences. As Chinese travelers seek cultural attractions, hotel spaces are modernizing and creating more vibrant social spaces to provide consumers with differentiated stays. This shift is evident in the emergence of themed hotels, which leverage various cultural and experiential elements to satisfy today’s travelers. .." #chinamarketing #outboundtourism #luxurytravel https://lnkd.in/ekU-KyUM

More exciting news from Accor’s premium brand expansion in #Asia, with a special focus on #Japan. We’ve officially signed the Pullman Tokyo Ginza – a major milestone in the heart of Tokyo’s renowned Ginza district. Set to welcome #guests in late 2027, this signing reinforces our commitment to meet Japan’s growing demand for #premium accommodations, all while capitalizing on #Tokyo’s global appeal as a top #travel destination. Ginza’s reputation as a luxury shopping and lifestyle hub makes this location the perfect spot to attract a diverse range of guests, giving the Group more visibility in Japan’s competitive #hospitality scene. The Pullman Hotels & Resorts brand continues to play a key role in Accor’s growth strategy, solidifying our presence in Japan’s premium hospitality market. Stay tuned for more updates! Click the link below to read more. 📰 https://lnkd.in/g6vjAsSS #AccorHotels #PullmanHotels #Tokyo #JapanExpansion #LuxuryTravel

Hoshino Resorts, led by visionary CEO Yoshiharu Hoshino, is a Japanese hospitality company thriving in a global market. Their secret? Balancing tradition and innovation. Instead of simply expanding aggressively, Hoshino Resorts prioritizes quality over quantity. Their 68 properties offer exceptional experiences, each unique and focused on showcasing the best of Japanese hospitality, or "omotenashi." This culture-centric approach sets them apart, consistently earning them top spots on travel recommendation lists. Read the Skift article for a deeper dive: https://hubs.li/Q02pJndm0

Sonesta Hotels, Daniel Robbins, Global Account Director for Entertainment at Sonesta, had the opportunity to share entertainment tourism insights with the Entertainment Tourism Alliance of Georgia. He shares Sonesta's nationwide footprint with the entertainment industry and the number of business opportunities and connections it's brought to the company. To learn more about this conversation, read here: https://lnkd.in/db7pS_S5

I sat down with Yoshiharu Hoshino the CEO of Hoshino Resorts to talk about how he got started and what makes the Hoshino brand so unique. Read the full interview here: https://lnkd.in/gPCHYS9X

Review: Conrad Tokyo The Conrad Tokyo is a gorgeous property in the Minato City ward of Tokyo and offers excellent service with a hard product to match. Click to see our review. #ConradTokyo #Conrad #Tokyo #Hilton #HiltonHonors #FrugalFlyer #MilesandPoints #HiltonDiamond #HotelReview

Review: Conrad Tokyo The Conrad Tokyo is a gorgeous property in the Minato City ward of Tokyo and offers excellent service with a hard product to match. Click to see our review. #ConradTokyo #Conrad #Tokyo #Hilton #HiltonHonors #FrugalFlyer #MilesandPoints #HiltonDiamond #HotelReview

CNA TODAY examines how the 2 integrated resorts (IRs), Resorts World Singapore (RWS) and Marina Bay Sands (MBS) have fared since the two multi-billion-dollar IRs opened their doors in 2010. The rationale behind the IRs was clear: Boost tourism and position Singapore as an exciting global city with an “X-factor. Two distinct market segments — MICE (meetings, incentive tours, conventions and exhibitions) visitors and leisure travellers — were targeted with the IRs’ offerings, and the resorts seemed to have hit the nail on the head. After enjoying much success in the past decade, MBS and RWS will soon have to grapple with competition from spanking new integrated resorts across Asia Pacific. Japan will start welcoming patrons to its first casino in Osaka Bay in 2030. A slate of new casino projects is being planned in the Philippines. Thailand is also aiming to legalise casinos next year. Against this backdrop of regional competition, MBS will be developing “IR2”, a fourth tower adjacent to the existing three. The new tower will be an ultra-luxury resort comprising a 15,000-seat entertainment arena, 200,000 square feet of premium MICE facilities, as well as new food and beverage and nightlife offerings. For RWS, its S$6.8 billion mega-expansion plan, involves a new waterfront development that includes two new luxury hotels featuring 700 keys and a four-storey podium housing entertainment, retail and dining options. Its S.E.A. Aquarium will be rebranded as the Singapore Oceanarium, which is three times larger. Its soft opening scheduled for the first half of 2025. The development of the Minion Land themed zone in USS is set to open on Feb 14 next year too, with Super Nintendo World slated to follow sometime in the future. Beyond the IR developments, Singapore needs to focus on creating other reasons to visit. For instance, STB launched a tender this year for the development of a world-class wellness attraction at the Marina South Coastal Site. The article also provides info and metrics on the tourism sector in Singapore, including tourism arrivals, tourism revenue, length of stay, key markets. https://lnkd.in/gHd2JGjZ

✨ Luxury travel marketing isn't just about selling products - it's about creating connections, telling stories, and delivering experiences that inspire. ✨ My latest article explores the strategies that make luxury brands like Silverses Cruises stand out. Curious about how some of the best brands captivate their audiences? Check out the full article here: https://lnkd.in/dPpA5G9z

At the recently held 2024 Hotel Expo & Summit in Shanghai, our Vice President, Wang Rui, delivered a speech emphasizing that as market demand becomes increasingly segmented, hotels should focus not only on elevating their service quality but also perceiving and meeting the emotional needs of users. Today's consumers have more specific expectations when choosing hotels. Brands that can address these needs will be able to attract more new customers. Collaborating with online travel platforms via a direct sales model can help hotels expand their reach to a wider audience, provide more personalized services, and ensure stable year-round growth. Leveraging Alibaba ecosystem's vast consumer base, we can act as a bridge between travel brands and users, targeting a larger audience and continuously converting these potential customers into loyal patrons. Prestigious hotel groups like Marriott, Hilton, Accor, Mandarin Oriental and others have established official flagship stores on our platform, achieving seamless integration of their loyalty programs. Looking ahead, we are enthusiastic about expanding our partnerships with more brands to offer a broader range of consumers an even more enriching service experience! #TravelWithUs #travel #experience