News & Stories
Thank you for taking the time to participate in the survey.
If you left your email address in the survey, you will receive the evaluation. Otherwise you will find the results on this website after completion.
IIf you are not yet a subscriber, we would like to invite you to get to know us. Register for the introductory offer!
Are you responsible for making your company fit for the future? Then join the HITT Community. The next Think Tank will be held on 11–12 May 2026 in Brussels (Tour & Taxis).
If you are visiting Expo Real from 6–8 October 2025, take the opportunity to visit World of Hospitality. We look forward to seeing you there:
- You can find us live in Hall A1 at stands 144 and 042,
- and virtually on the World of Hospitality landing page here on the Expo Real website.
- Please also note the HID conference programme on Monday in the Planning & Partnerships Forum in Hall A1. The programme and all information can also be found here at Expo Real 2025 – first-hand from the organisers!
If you have any questions, please contact us:
Maria Puetz-Willems
maria[at]hospitalityInside.com
+ 49 821 885880 10
Best regards,
Your hospitalityInside team
Global construction activity in the commercial property market remained stable at a low level in the second quarter of 2025. User demand is rising slightly in Europe, including in the hotel sector and in Germany. However, the market is still in a period of uncertainty.
For decades hotel performance was told through three numbers: occupancy, ADR and RevPAR. Since 2025, another number is rising in importance: revenue per square meter (RevPSM). For Dutch hoteliers, facing an increase of VAT, RevPSM must become a strategy. A question of life or death warn experts.
Authorities in Ibiza are claiming an unbelievable victory in a battle. More than 14,500 unlicensed tourist beds have disappeared from the island's market after a sweeping campaign that combined political muscle, millions in funding, and the use of artificial intelligence.
The Spanish hotel group Barceló has acquired an 80% stake in the Portuguese group Rusticae. This move sees it strengthen its position in the rural hotel sector and local experiences.
The Serviced Apartment segment is also expected to see a lot of movement until the end of the year – mainly due to the current strong consolidation process throughout the German hospitality industry.
Craftspeople and travelling mechanics are a market for modern hospitality concepts. That's why DQuadrat Living is launching the second property under its own budget brand Das Schlafwerk. It is a little more hotel-like than the premiere property near Stuttgart.
Spain has moved hard against short-term rentals. A few days ago, the government itself told digital platforms to remove 53,876 tourist apartments that failed new legal checks tied to a national registration code required since 1 July 2025.
In its latest trend report, Design Hotels heralds the beginning of ‘post-experiential travel’. According to the study, important points in the future will be the use of AI, consumption and hospitality.
The German hotel industry is struggling with major challenges, but some categories are more successful. The conference hotel industry brings up the rear with negative results.
