Titled The Changing Face of Europe’s Tourism Map to 2036, the report is the first publication of Accor’s new “From Change to Opportunity” insights platform. It draws on forecasts produced in June 2026 by Tourism Economics, an Oxford Economics company, covering 47 European countries…Read MoreContinue Reading
From real estate owner to asset-light lodging platform, Ascott has changed its skin in fifteen years. With more than 1,000 serviced residences and hotels, 17 brands and a footprint in 230 cities across 40-plus countries, the Asia Pacific-based group is now pushing into resorts, lifestyle and conversions…Read MoreContinue Reading
With 35 years of experience in tourism and hospitality, the new B2B acquisition manager is tasked with broadening distribution of the French-only operator’s stays through travel agencies, tour operators and works councils…Read MoreContinue Reading
Stéphane Maquaire, CEO for the past year, joined by Charlotte Bernin, General Manager for EMEA Markets, and Todd Julié, Director of France Markets, brought together the full spectrum of travel and tourism press to present the brand’s highlights for the season, including two new properties and the introduction of freshContinue Reading
Three weeks after the outbreak of the conflict in Iran, the impact on tourism and hotel activity in France and across Europe remains relatively limited for the time being. According to the analysis of Vanguélis Panayotis, President of MKG Consulting, and Adrien Lanotte, Senior Analyst, the determining factor is notContinue Reading
Tourism activity remains strong in France and across Europe, enabling the group to deliver a very satisfactory first quarter (autumn 2025), even as several shareholders are looking for an attractive exit. Under IFRS, total revenue for the first quarter of FY 2025/2026 amounted to €387.3 million…Read MoreContinue Reading
3 min reading time Published on Thu, 11/13/2025 – 11:00 In mid-November, the Tourise 2025 Forum brought together more than 160 international speakers, CEOs, and leaders of hospitality and tourism organizations in Riyadh for three days on the theme: Shaping a New Horizon for Global Tourism. The round tables addressedContinue Reading
2 min reading time Published on 23/10/25 – Updated on 23/10/25 Dubai’s Department of Economy and Tourism (DET) has introduced a new incentive scheme for investors to boost hotel development in the city’s high-growth areas. The Crown Prince is determined to maintain Dubai’s status as the destination among the Emirates.Continue Reading
1 min reading time Published on Thu, 05/22/2025 – 09:54 Another merger in the world of tourism tech. Tech players are constantly making acquisitions to present themselves to their current and future customers as a “one-stop shop” for technological solutions. As part of this increasingly aggressive strategy, Amadeus has justContinue Reading
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