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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.

Communicative platforms as problem solvers?
8.11.2024

The investor Aroundtown wants to push digitalisation with its own new platform, hologram boxes and an incubator, offer hospitality services in all properties and connect tenants and guests.

Hotel groups' financing M&A, funds, REITs and crowdfunding
Investments arouse emotions
18.10.2024

There are many ways for hotel groups to attract investors: through further acquisitions, through funds, through REITs that have grown over decades or, alternatively, through crowdfunding. The CEOs of the HR Group, FTMG (Falkensteiner), Dusit International and Engel & Völkers Hotel Consulting spoke about financing models at Expo Real. 

5% study confirms recovery in hotel investment sector
20.9.2024

Hotel property is becoming an investment alternative to conventional asset classes. Findings from a recent study on the yield potential of the German property markets.

Experts about current figures, obstacles and trends
Hotel industry high during real estate low
30.8.2024

In Germany, the hotel asset class is back again. However, it has also been suffering from the common real estate slump. And other markets in Europe are still delivering better KPIs. CBRE Deutschland, the Acron Group, Arbireo Hospitality Invest, Commerz Real, and Magna Asset Management discussed current market figures, trends, and obstacles.

Robust forecasts for the hotel asset class
23.8.2024

International property experts are still particularly negative about the prospects for offices in secondary locations and retail in many markets. Hotels, on the other hand, are seen as a beacon of hope. A sentiment index confirms this. 

Novum aims to achieve top figures with IHG
26.7.2024

With a total turnover of 416.9 million euros for the 2023 financial year, Novum Hospitality has set another operating record. The cooperation with IHG is set to take things even further uphill. 

Italian hospitality market criticalities might be a plus for investors
The large capital companies are back
26.7.2024

The Italian hospitality real estate market has long been characterised by a strong presence of investors with value-add and opportunistic approaches. Last year, domestic owner-operators generated a strong return of transaction volumes. Now the large capital companies are back – with plenty of money in their wallets and open to all types of hotels.

12th USALI edition to track ESG criteria
12.7.2024

The new, now 12th edition of the USALI (Uniform System of Accounts for the Lodging Industry) provides more detailed standards for recording ESG-related criteria as well as other updates relevant to hotel operators.  

Stock Exchange

Financial Results

Investments minimise turnover

Minor Hotels Q3 2025: For the international hotel group based in Thailand, operational efficiency and disciplined financial management deliver stronger margins amid volatile operating environment.

Solid performance and confirmed offer period

PPHE Q3 2025: The UK market delivered a solid performance, while trading in the Netherlands and Germany was more subdued. Meanwhile, PPHE Hotel Group has also confirmed that it is currently in a bidding period.

Strong global growth

Choice Hotels Int. Q3 2025: The group accelerates momentum in its international business where it is on a good track to double profitability by 2027.

14th consecutive quarter of financial records

IHCL Q2 & H1 FY 2025-26: The Indian Hotels Company Limited sees its fourteenth consecutive quarter of record financial performance.

Growth is now international

Marriott Int. Q3 2025: In the 2025 third quarter, Marriott's worldwide RevPAR increased 0.5 percent compared to the 2024 third quarter. But RevPAR in the U.S. and Canada declined 0.4 percent year-over-year. On the other hand, RevPAR in international markets increased 2.6 percent year-over-year.

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