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On Monday, Mubadala Capital, Abu Dhabi's sovereign wealth fund investment arm, launched a fully financed buyout offer for Pierre & Vacances-Center Parcs (PVCP), one of the Europe’s biggest providers of holiday accommodation, which values the group at 1 - 1.1 billion euros.
The rise in insolvencies in Germany continued into the first half of 2026. The service sector, including the hotel and catering industries, remains particularly hard hit. Lenders should expect an increase in defaults.
German Volksbanken's bad bank took on a record amount of non-performing loans in 2025. This safeguard system is working. It could also help the German hotel industry in these worrying times.
Deka Immobilien no longer wishes to discuss the 23 million euros in rent arrears owed by the (former) operator, Sircle Group – headed by Liran Wizman. This week, it introduced an unnamed, tourism-focused operator from Turkey. Wizman is nevertheless permitted to continue running the W restaurants. Deka Immobilien did not provide any explanation for this.
Insolvencies in Germany are on the rise: the catering, hospitality and property sectors are particularly hard hit. The record figures are hitting the federal states of Berlin and Bavaria especially hard.
The memorandum of understanding was signed yesterday, 1 April 2026: Accor has sold its 30.56% stake in Essendi to Blackstone and Colony IM – for 975 million euros.
The European Court of Justice (ECJ) has settled the dispute over hotel taxation in Germany: the reduced VAT rate of 7% continues to apply only to the accommodation. All other services are subject to the standard rate. The administrative burden on businesses remains high.
Capital discipline is the new buzzword. Until now, speed was more important to the hotel industry than profitability. That's over now. The hotel market is once again in a phase of structural realignment. The pressure from the market is great. Operators are the focus of the credit check.
Revo Hospitality Group currently operates around 220 hotels, it corrected after an inquiry from hospitalityInside. Today, we can provide additional transparency with a current list of around 150 insolvent companies! We also asked Anchor, a neutral insolvency law firm, whether the measures taken at Revo comply with standard procedures. And Wyndham admits to having invested $160 million in Revo.
Since there is no official overview of insolvent Revo hotels and there will not be one, hospitalityInside is conducting its own research. We published the first list exactly one week ago, and since then 15 more hotels have been added (now 52 in total). Support us!
