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RICS analyses see rays of hope in the real estate and construction sector
No all-clear for Europe yet
21.2.2025

Current trends in the global real estate and construction sector still leave little room for optimism. However, a closer analysis reveals differences. For alternative asset classes, including hotels, the expectations of experts worldwide are already more positive again.

BREAKING NEWS: IHG acquires Ruby Hotels
18.2.2025

InterContinental Hotels Group PLC (IHG) has acquired from Ruby SARL the RubyTM brand and related intellectual property for initial purchase consideration of €110.5m (~$116m). This was reported by IHG at 8.30 a.m. (CET).

Loisium Wine & Spa Hotels start crowd investing
31.1.2025

The Austrian Loisium Group is injecting new momentum into its expansion plans with a crowd-investing campaign. Investors, wine and food lovers can now invest directly in the wine hotels.

US banks' withdrawal from UN Climate Alliance shakes Green Financing
Chain reaction impacting Europe
31.1.2025

Following Donald Trump's election victory in November, several major US financial institutions have reconsidered their environmental commitments. In recent weeks, nearly all leading American banks have withdrawn from the Net Zero Banking Alliance (NZBA), a UN-backed initiative promoting "Green Financing". Their decision highlights a growing divide between American and European financial institutions.

Aimbridge with billions in debt
24.1.2025

Aimbridge Hospitality was formed in 2019 following the acquisition of Interstate Hotels & Resorts. On 16 January 2025, the CEO of the super platform for third-party management announced that it was 1.1 billion US dollars in debt. Now he wants to turn the lenders into owners. 

Austria's hotels invested more than planned in 2024
24.1.2025

"A year ago at this time, we had extremely weak demand for credit. That's why we budgeted very cautiously." Then the investments suddenly piled up.

Q4 2024: German investment market lags behind
17.1.2025

The European hotel investment market has regained considerable momentum since the coronavirus pandemic, while the German market is only recovering slowly. The challenges in Q4 2024 remain.

What makes the saviours of ailing hotel groups tick? An interview
High season for insolvency administrators
17.1.2025

Insolvency administrators are currently operating in high season. Germany is entering its third year of recession. The negative spiral continues to drag down restaurants, but now also medium-sized hotel groups. Almost all of them file for insolvency under debtor-in-possession management. But how does this work? How do insolvency administrators work and think? An interview with the specialist Dr. Florian Harig from the law firm Anchor, based in Hanover, and the experienced insolvency communicator Alexander Görbing.

Lindner Hotels AG insolvency: many questions and assumptions
20.12.2024

Lindner Hotels AG filed for insolvency under self-administration this week. It concerns 13 of 41 hotels, which are apparently buckling under the weight of rents and costs. Nevertheless, many questions remain unanswered.

Achat Hotels files for insolvency in self-administration
29.11.2024

The coronavirus pandemic, inflation and price increases have put Achat Hotels and its subsidiary Loginn Hotels under massive pressure. The group has now filed for insolvency under self-administration.

Stock Exchange

Financial Results

Structured growth

Meliá FY 2024 + Q1 2025: With double-digit RevPAR growth and an EBITDA margin from the pre-pandemic period, Meliá looks back on 2024 with satisfaction and expects positive development for 2025.

Outperforming

Choice Hotels Int. Q1 2025: The franchisor is outperforming its chain scales and driving domestic RevPAR growth of 2.3% year-over-year and the global net rooms system size by 2.8%.  

Looking forward to the annual profit

IHG Q1 2025: The global RevPAR increased by 3.3%, driven by a globally diverse footprint and growth in each of Business, Leisure and Groups; it was a strong quarter of development performance, on track to meet full year consensus profit expectations.

Robust into the new year

Marriott Int. Q1 2025: Brands, fees and the travel demand have been driving the first quarter of 2025 of the world's biggest hotel chain. The international markets experienced particularly robust growth.

Huge pipeline and new brands

Hyatt Q1 2025: Business and group travel were the drivers of system-wide RevPAR growth. The quarter was also impacted by Easter, which fell in the second quarter this year, while last year's holiday fell in the first quarter.

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