Bye-bye boom, welcome sustainable. HI and the HITT join in.
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Cash flow is King. Hotel operators are the focus of credit checks - a consequence of the ongoing insolvencies in Germany. This turns the tables again: Those who scaled up the fastest in the past secured market share and did not (or no longer) care about profitability. Now, financiers are becoming more conservative again. Capital discipline is the new buzzword. Our financial expert Beatrix Boutonnet explains in detail how the screws have continued to turn. It's time to say bye-bye to the boom.
The desire for value-add and core assets may remain, but success lies in many subtleties, as the Omnam Group is also making clear to us today. The financially strong Israeli investor and developer has chosen Italy as its core market.
The Middle East will now also experience what capital discipline means - and perseverance. In their forecast for the region, the WTTC and other data analysts talk about alarming negative figures. Just one: Revenue losses are expected to stand at around $600 million per day in the current year. The Iran conflict is now even being mirrored in Switzerland and other countries. We have compiled some new examples. ... More
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