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Berlin. The serviced apartment sector in Germany is performing at pre-Corona level again. This is also what respondents say with regard to their turnover figures. The high occupancy rate is not at the expense of lower rates - on the contrary. Short-stay and leisure are gaining ground in the segment. The segment is also hoping for resilience in the face of the new crises.

Munich. Lindner Hotels AG from Düsseldorf and a subsidiary of Hyatt Hotels Corporation announced plans for a strategic cooperation at the Expo Real in Munich. The start is planned for December.

Augsburg. Mini-messages about noteworthy events of the last week(s): Achat/Berlin, A-Rosa/Sylt, B&B/Great Britain, Brach/Italy, BWH/Frankfurt, Caroli Hotels/Salento, CBRE/Italy, Design Hotels/New additions, Disneyland Paris/Area Development, Dormero/Sri Lanka, Edyn/Paris, Falkensteiner/Montafon, Highstreet/Celle, Hilton/Fiano Romano, Hotel Eleonora/Senigallia, IHG/Dresden, Premier Inn/Rostock.

Augsburg. Katerina Giannouka is the new CEO of the Jumeirah Group. Rosewood has filled three new key positions. Premier Inn complements its acquisition team with Mischa Koch and Christian Senkel. At a&o, Anne Spanjersberg is responsible for two major topics. Martina Wenta is the first Area Human Resources Manager for the Hommage Luxury Hotels Collection. Carola Cako is the new HR Manager for Recruiting and Training at GSH. Daniel Kreil is the new Hotel Director at Naturhotel Forsthofgut. The Achat Hotel Karlsruhe City has promoted Josephine Cordier. Sven Liebert becomes the new Secretary General of the Federal Association of the German Tourism Industry.

Munich. In the run-up to Expo Real, new and well-known companies are talking about themselves: This is how Hospitality X introduces itself: Otto Konstantin Lindner and Tobias Oberdieck launch a "health care"-focused serviced apartment concept. Motel One begins to market Work Spaces, Co-CEO Stefan Lenze also commented on the market entry in New York. And the Ghotel Group is paving the way for Accor's lifestyle division Ennismore to enter Germany with two lifestyle brands.

Augsburg. Mini-messages about noteworthy events of the last week(s): Accor/EBITDA-Tower-Ennismore, Ascott/Brand Appearance, Banyan Tree/Saudi Arabia, Borgo 69/Tuscany, B&B/Augsburg, Deutsche Hospitality/Leipzig, Dorint/Müritz, Four Seasons/Yacht, HO Collection/Balance, Hotel Cicerone/Rome, Hotel Des Bains/Montegrotto Terme, IHG/Southern Europe, Limehome/Budapest, Maseven/Expansion, MSC Cruises/Italo, Pandox/Montreal, Radisson/Greece, Six Senses/Rome, Tivoli/Tenerife.

Wiesbaden. The number of international passengers has risen sharply, as has the expenditure of travellers in Europe. This is positive news from the first half of 2022. However, the economy is sending increasingly negative signals. The hospitality industry is sandwiched, with massive pressure from all sides. Yesterday the German government finally decided on a gas price brake. A roundup between optimism and uncertainty.

Stuttgart. Companies in Europe would like to produce more in their region again and thus give the added value to the local economy. More than 60% of respondents in a study are slowly relocating their activities in China.

Augsburg. Mini-messages about noteworthy events of the last week(s): Accor/Munich, Castello/Tiber, Hyatt/Málaga, IHG/Jeddah, Leonardo/Hamburg, Marriott/Comer See, NH/Milan, Premier Inn/Kassel, Radisson/Middle East, Valtur Cervinia Cristallo Ski Resort/Italy.

Denver/McLean, Virginia. Space travel is becoming more and more commercial - now it is to become more comfortable as well. That's why Hilton and Voyager Space are working together to improve stays in space. The resulting innovations in design and technology could also benefit travellers on Earth in the future.