Cracking the billion threshold vs. margin pressure and employee bottlenecks

Dear Insider,

Industrial espionage, arms shipments, earthquakes - the world seems to be upside down. The evening news is not a mood booster, rays of hope are rare. It almost makes you happy to hear then Venice is now charging an entrance fee to day visitors so that it may better cope with mass tourism. The hospitality industry is also currently dealing with its own issues. Here too, there is "good" and "bad news", problems and bright spots.

The latter was announced by a cheerful Accor CEO Sébastien Bazin in an interview with Editor-in-chief Maria Puetz-Willems. Following its transformation, Accor sees itself as very well equipped for the future. In her article today, business and finance expert Macy Marvel looks at falling F&B margins. Fred Fettner uses the Austrian market as an example of how to get a grip on the shortage of employees. And there is plenty to talk from other areas too: The residents of the Canary Islands are also fighting back against overtourism, an initiative is mobilising against fake reviews that damage business, NENI Restaurants and 25hours Hotels are helping young women in Marrakesh to train in the catering and hotel industry and HITT in Amsterdam has a whole range of highlights to offer. Are you on board?

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