News & Stories
Abu Dhabi. Last March the Sheikh conceded interviews: Sheikh Sultan Bin Tahnoon Al Nahyan, the young chairman of Abu Dhabi Tourism Authority took the advantage offered by the world's biggest tourism fair, the ITB in Berlin, to appear as marketing representative for his country. After all, his Emirate is in future to stand proudly next to Dubai as tourist destination. Abu Dhabi is moving forward at a pace of knots.
Abu Dhabi. The consulting firm HVS International describes in its "Middle East Hotel Survey 2005" specific developments for Abu Dhabi.
Duesseldorf. Tour operators have to stick to their own "star system". The Appeal Court in Celle ordered that holidaymakers be reimbursed.
Frankfurt/M. Wellness alone is not enough for many holiday makers. But what wellness really is, is kept quite secret by airtours. The new catalogue bursts with anglicisms and leaves many a question unanswered concerning some offers.
Duesseldorf. London led the way and now the "Business Travel Show" is to take place for the second time in Germany. Up to now, over 100 participants from business travel have registered for the event in Düsseldorf.
Munich. This year's "hotelforum", Munich's meeting of hotel real estate and investment experts, has been cancelled. The event would have taken place between 11 and 13 October in Munich. Simultaneously the real estate fair Expo Real announced the issues for its "hotel day".
Frankfurt/M. Competitive pressure is the mother of invention: in the coming winter season, Neckermann will send 300 customers as testers to its resort hotels. Singles, couples and families will have to pack checklists too.
Hanover. The new winter catalogue with its rounded corner smoothes out the rough edges of your holiday: This was the idea that the new advertising agency presented Robinson Clubs with in the design of their winter catalogue 2005. In contrast to what other operators have announced in recent weeks, Robinson is not planning a lasting price war and has announced the tightening of concepts and its figure analysis.
Hanover. A new catalogue is to round off the success of the Robinson Clubs next year. The club enterprise, a subsidiary of TUI, is regarded as extremely successful, and this notwithstanding the lack of published figures. At the presentation of the new winter catalogue, hospitalityInside spoke to Managing Director Carsten Rath, a former hotelier, and asked, amongst other things, what classic hotels and resorts can learn from the clubs.
Adliswil. During this year Mövenpick Hotels & Resorts will add with a third Cruiser, the Royal Lotus, to it's successful fleet contributing millions of euro to the company.