News & Stories

Berlin/Paris. The hotel industry and catering trade in Germany continues on its growth course. The latest data of the Federal Statistical Office of Germany indicates this. The Dehoga National Association is assuming that the entire industry will achieve a nominal increase in turnover of from 2.5 to 3% for 2012. With this, the average occupancies have reached the EU level.

Wiesbaden. The keyword "News Mix" will bring to you tiny bits of news about considerable events of the past week(s): AC by Marriott/France, Amanresorts/Greece, Banyan Tree/India, Essex House/Marriott, Four Seasons/China, Hilton/UK, HolidayCheck/France Hyatt/India, Indigo/Duesseldorf, Morgans/Delano Moscow, RCI, Ringhotels, Schloss Velden, Travelodge, US hotel sales.

Augsburg. The keyword "News Mix" will bring to you tiny bits of news about considerable events of the past week(s): Adagio, A-rosa, Fairmont/Boston, Kinderhotels, Lindner/Cologne, Orient-Express, RIU/Punta Cana, Stanglwirt, Starwood/Changbaishan, Swissôtel/Hainan.

Munich. The new German company, "Online Birds Hotel Marketing Solutions," should particularly support small businesses in purposeful online marketing.

Dubai. Jumeirah went on a tour through Europe in order to bring attention to the goals achieved and its new plans: the network of the hotel group from Dubai is getting bigger in Europe as well.

Berlin. They all display dynamic economic growth but in terms of trips abroad the picture is different for each country. Of all BRIC countries, not Brasilians or Chinese travel most but Russians.

Frankfurt/M. Hotel investment activity in EMEA increased year-over-year in terms of the number of transactions, though the size of the average deal was considerably smaller. As a result, total transaction volume was lower than in the previous year.

Augsburg. The keyword "News Mix" will bring to you tiny bits of news about considerable events of the past week(s): Accor/Grupo Posadas, Interstate/Amsterdam, Living Hotels/Dresden, NH/Iberia, Souq Waqif Boutique Hotels/London.

London. The European hotel sector continued to move from an “alternative” asset class to a mainstream sector, an pan-European hotel performance report reveals.

Augsburg. The international consultancy HVS is now managed by the founder's son, Michael Struck withdrew from the board of Gold Inn, former Dorint Managing Director Elke Schade is now self-employed, an Austrian now spearheads the third Austrian Travel Charme resort, and Lindner Hotels Landshut changes Director for the first time in 20 years.