Hotel news that should not be missed this week! (10.09.21)

Summer 2021 review: The sky is finally starting to clear for European hotels

The European hotel industry was banking on the rise of vaccination and, like last summer, on the gradual lifting of health restrictions and vacations in order to regain activity. Bet won: summer 2021 was much better than that of 2020 (+68.0% RevPAR over July-August according to initial estimates), even if it is still well below pre-Covid levels (-31.8% compared to summer 2019). All countries are making progress, but this dynamic does not erase the very strong disparities between countries and areas. Read the article

HDB X Misterbooking Webinar

✨” Selling, welcoming and marveling in the contactless era “✨ This is the subject that Christelle Leray and Eddy Mimoun will discuss together on Tuesday, September 21 at 11 am during this webinar organized by Misterbooking and HDB Solutions.Registration is open! Read the article

Havas Voyages reorganizes and goes on the offensive on leisure

Havas Voyages presented its 2022 strategic plan, which is based on the specialization of its businesses. The network has carried out a major reorganization. From now on, travel agencies will be entirely dedicated to leisure and each of the employees will be a specialist in a destination. Read the article

Opening of the Mondrian Shoreditch Flagship Lifestyle

Despite the current pandemic that persists and continues to affect the hotel sector, Accor is maintaining its growth and development strategy. Continuing its international expansion, the Group is very happy to announce the return to London of Mondrian, its highly acclaimed brand. Read the article

Remuneration “not up to par” in the hotel and catering industry according to Borne: what do professionals think?

On France Inter, the Minister of Labor considered that actors in the sector should “put proposals on the table”. The latter respond that their room for manoeuvre is non-existent. Read the article

Personalized offers: go beyond just discounting

Personalization is no longer just an added benefit; it has become something expected. So why are we so committed to it? Simply put, it removes barriers so that, as consumers, we can focus on what interests us and what fits our needs. Read the article