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Developers are building an experience and business hotel with an indoor surfing area on the historic SIG site at the Rhine Falls in Neuhausen, Switzerland. The Swiss operator plans to expand to other locations using this model.
Guest numbers and revenue in the Austrian hospitality sector appear to be stable. However, experts say it is too early to sound the all-clear. The economic foundations of the sector remain fragile.
The Tuscan resort Castelfalfi has often made the headlines. Now, the former TUI hotel is embarking on a new chapter: partnerships with universities and other educational institutions, for the employees in the hospitality industry.
The debut in Apulia of the Nicolaus Group's first Raro resort, the brand-new operator LVRH, the new generation restructuring Roscioli Hotels, and UNA Italian Hospitality accepting HMAs…. News from Italy.
The Louvre Hotels Group is still going its own way, even though it has adopted systems from its sister company, Radisson Hotels. The ‘neglected’ chain is launching a major refurbishment program and expanding in Poland.
The camping sector in Europe is attracting more and more institutional investors; at the same time, international hotel chains are also entering this niche market. In Germany, this sector is booming, too.
A recent analysis of Austria's five largest city markets — Vienna, Salzburg, Innsbruck, Graz and Linz — shows that, overall, the country's urban hotel sector remains stable in 2025, whilst differences in profitability, demand and competition are becoming more pronounced.
The International Hotel Investment Forum EMEA (IHIF) was a rollercoaster of emotions. The Iran-US conflict and its repercussions dampened the mood in Berlin. The major chains are seeing new tourist flows and rebookings, but also recognise their dependence on oil prices and the supply chain.
Europe is the third most active region with regards to current branded residential supply behind North America and APAC. The hospitality sector is keeping pace. Luxury residences remain in high demand.
The Spanish hotel group Barceló has signed a distribution deal with Kempinski Hotels, but only for certain properties within the Kempinski portfolio. There is a strange strategy behind this restriction.
