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Berlin. The trend in the German hospitality industry is stable, despite the economic slowdown. The market is booming. Germany is more popular than ever as a travel destination. However, a shortage of skilled workers, cost pressure and bureaucracy continue to weigh on companies.
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Barcelona. Germany continues to arouse great desire in the international hotel landscape. Now the Spanish hotel group Catalonia also announced plans to multiply its portfolio in Germany and Austria. She goes for operator contracts but also loves to purchase real estate.
Vienna. Hostels meet the zeitgeist, especially with the younger travellers. This also applies to Vienna, Prague and Budapest. According to a recent study, the hostel sector in these three destinations is showing strong growth overall, with all cities show stable performance. There are differences in detail.
Berlin. German tourists remain an important travel benchmark: This year, they make earlier reservations again, Spain and Italy remain the most popular destinations. Overall, travel behaviour is set to change very little compared to 2019. But German tourists are not entirely predictable, after all, 42% are planning to visit a destination for the first time. And despite the continuing climate debate: The number of long-haul flights continues to rise with passengers "preferring to compensate than to do without". As regards incoming tourism, caution is advised. Coronavirus could mean significant damage to Germany if the planned three million overnight stays made by the Chinese do not materialise this year. Two important tourism analyses with their summer forecast.
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Berlin. A very recent survey shows: Growth in the German hotel market has slowed in 2019. The construction boom of the past few years is leaving its mark, especially in the segment of 2- and 3-star hotels, which has been hyped for years.
Berlin. The new Kempinski CEO Martin Smura is committed to a rapid expansion of the group. He stressed this recently in speeches in Budapest and Berlin. By the end of 2020, the portfolio is already set to expand to take in a further ten hotels.