
Back to reality
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The Iran conflict is leaving its mark every day, all over the world. MIPIM in Cannes was noticeably quieter than usual, and the Arabian Travel Market (essentially the Arab equivalent of ITB) has been rescheduled from May to October. We are keen to see how many investors, operators and other hospitality stakeholders will be attending the IHIF investment forum in Berlin from Monday. We report.
Today: Beatrix Boutonnet describes the "new" real estate sector – one that is returning to reality and discovering new opportunities: Standard financing options are a thing of the past, but there are new alternatives. The yachts in Cannes are also adjusting to the reality: They’ve become smaller, there are fewer parties, and people are being more cautious again. Amazing: Germany and the hotel asset class were viewed thoroughly positively.
The new brand Nook aims to establish itself as a "non-hotel" through crowdfunding: This is a spiritual place for like-minded people, for social gatherings and off-site events. The similarity to the former Selina concept for digital nomads is no coincidence. Behind this are German hotel chains, hostels and co-living hoteliers. ... More
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Sustainability is playing an increasingly important role in the hotel industry – from construction methods to the materials used in interiors. Resource-efficient solutions are also coming increasingly into focus in building services. JUNG demonstrates how sustainable material concepts can be combined with durable design and modern technology.
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More than 11,000 bankruptcies in six years: The crisis in the German restaurant industry is worsening. Many people are cutting back on dining out. A quick recovery is not in sight.
The consequences of climate change come at a cost. Without additional investment in climate protection, Germany faces the prospect of much higher national debt than previously expected by 2050.
Scandic has further elevated its climate ambitions now that its climate targets have been validated by the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi). The company's long-term goal is to reach net-zero emissions across the entire value chain by 2050.
Germans are travelling differently. New analysis on outbound demand shows they increasingly prioritise destinations that blend cultural heritage, natural beauty, and authentic local experiences. Europe remains the focus, with rising costs determining travel behaviour.














































