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Tokyo Disney Resort (Oriental land Co. ltd,) is the 6th most valuable leisure and tourism brand and a new entry to the Brand Finance Leisure & Tourism 25 2024.   The addition of the Japanese outpost of the happiest place on earth isn’t the only upgrade this year’s ranking – it’s a bigger list of 25 brands compared to previous years’ top 10. The top 3 brands are the same as last year, but all three have grown in brand value: Booking.com (+18%), Airbnb (+23%), and Trip.com Group (+31%) are riding ongoing sector growth as consumers continue to crave in-person experiences and adventures following years of lockdowns and staycations. Dive into the data here: https://lnkd.in/d8U5BxZ

The transformation of Singapore's integrated resorts towards non-gaming offerings is reshaping the tourism sector and creating a wave of new job opportunities. Resorts World Sentosa's $6.8 billion expansion and Marina Bay Sands' $2.3 billion refurbishment are not only elevating visitor experiences but also fueling demand for skilled professionals across various sectors like hospitality management, project construction, technology, and customer experience. With the surge in offerings at these resorts, companies are actively seeking talent to spearhead innovation, spanning from hotel operations to entertainment management. This shift signifies a significant demand for skilled individuals to drive the evolving landscape of the tourism industry in Singapore. Professionals now have a unique chance to delve into emerging roles within the hospitality and entertainment domains, leveraging the expansive growth of these integrated resorts for career advancement and the exploration of fresh job prospects. #JobOpportunities #TourismIndustry #SingaporeJobs #HospitalityCareers

The #hospitality landscape in Singapore is undergoing remarkable transformations. Driven by a surge in #technology integration and the desire for more personalized experiences, #hotels are shifting towards AI-enhanced services and multi-generational accommodation models. There’s also a notable move towards branded ecosystems that blend leisure, work, and wellness, catering to the changing preferences of modern travelers. In this era of #innovation, Singapore continues to lead the way with #sustainable designs and curated guest experiences that leave a lasting impression. The #future of hospitality is here—and it’s happening in #Singapore. 🇸🇬 🌟 . . . #hospitalitytrends #singaporehotels #luxury

HOT - Hotels Tomorrow European Assets • Investments • Operations HOT aims to break from tradition with a no-nonsense "unconference" for the hospitality industry. There’s no fluff, no formalities — just honest conversations and practical strategies that drive real results. It's a space dedicated to meaningful dialogue, real stories, and actionable insights. It's where attendees, from leaders to newcomers, can come together to exchange ideas, learn, and collaborate for a brighter future for Europe's hospitality industry. Investment focus, successful and derailed deal insights, hotspots for hotel and resort development. Darlings of new-capital focus in hospitality asset classes. Public and private sector actors on stage to set directions that benefit the European tourism industry. • Join us in Paris, 17-18 February 2025, for an immersive, no-nonsense event where we tackle the toughest challenges and explore the brightest opportunities in hospitality. Discover more and register now: www.hotelstomorrow.eu

Hospitality research comes at a premium. Growth-lab publishes their research findings frequently. Below is a summary of the latest trends of travel in the south asian region #travel #hospitality #research

Hong Kong Disneyland has reported that hotel bookings, for the upcoming seven-day National Day "Golden Week" in October, have reached 80%. The theme park indicated that over 70% of guests at its three hotels during last year's Golden Week holiday were from the Mainland, a trend anticipated to strengthen this year. The park recognizes a shift in travel preferences, with tourists increasingly seeking purposeful travel and innovative, comprehensive experiences; hence the park plans to focus its hotel and dining strategies on continuous innovation and experiential entertainment. Since the borders reopened in 2023, the park has welcomed not only Mainland tourists but also many international visitors from countries such as the Philippines, Thailand, Singapore, South Korea, Japan, and Australia. In comparison to the same period in 2018, the increase in non-local visitor numbers at Hong Kong Disneyland in 2023 has outpaced the overall rise in visitor numbers to Hong Kong, with Southeast Asian markets emerging as key contributors among international visitors outside the mainland.

Hotels and Resorts in Malaysia...get ready to spice up your sustainability game! Join us for an enlightening discussion on the journey to sustainability in hospitality! Get insights and discover innovative strategies, social and environmental initiatives, and impactful collaborations shaping the future of hospitality. Listen and participate in the forum with our esteemed panel of speakers from Italy (Luigi Mazzaglia, Vireo SRL), Singapore (Jasline Ng, Greenview) and Malaysia (Branavan Aruljothi, Booking.Com and Daniyal Ng, The RuMa). Don't miss out on this opportunity! Event is FREE and is limited to the first 80 hoteliers only...so register NOW! This event is proudly co-organised by Booking.com Malaysia and Eco-STEPS Malaysia! Also made possible with the support of VIREO, Greenview, Mind Mingle Mentor and Dynamic Dimension Malaysia! Event registration: https://lnkd.in/gDcMFDTM Event venue: https://lnkd.in/gH5huHXw #SustainableHospitalityMY #GreenHospitalityMY #GreenIsTheNewBlack #LetsGetEcoFabulous #TourismAForceForGoodMY #PositiveImpactsInHospitality #SustainableTourismMY Some questions that will be discussed: "What are some practical steps we can take to be sustainable without compromising profits and quality?" "How can we incorporate sustainability into our marketing strategy?" “How can being sustainable as a hotel help us stand out on distribution platforms like booking.com?” "What industry standards or certifications should we aim for to demonstrate our commitment to sustainability and how do we pursue them?" "How can we engage our staff and encourage them to actively participate in our sustainability initiatives?"

The International Luxury Travel Market (ILTM) in Cannes is buzzing with activity as hospitality brands navigate geopolitical challenges and prepare for future opportunities. Despite global conflicts, industry leaders remain optimistic. Accor's CEO, Sébastien Bazin, emphasizes resilience, stating that growth may slow but adaptation is key to sustaining success. Brands are showcasing ambitious projects: Four Seasons Hotels and Resorts plans to launch a luxury-yacht venture in 2026, while Capella Hotel Group is set to open a new property in Taipei by 2025. Cristiano Rinaldi of Capella Hotels and Resorts highlights emerging markets like Malaysia and Indonesia and predicts Thailand will attract savvy travelers in the coming year. The industry's focus is on innovation and adaptability to maintain momentum in turbulent times.

Learn how Amadeus' digital media strategy for The Trans Resort Bali led to a significant increase in revenue for the hotel by focusing on new package offers and a direct booking option. https://gag.gl/xhkfb5