What Hasn’t Been Written About This Star? Taylor Swift’s Tour Redefines the Hotel Industry! What happens when a music tour becomes an economic phenomenon? Taylor Swift’s record-breaking Eras Tour not only filled stadiums but also reshaped the hospitality landscape. As CoStar highlights, the unprecedented demand generated by her concerts boosted hotel occupancy rates, spiked room revenues, and even helped local economies flourish. Taylor Swift became a catalyst for redefining travel demand. Her tour underscores the immense value of cultural and entertainment events in driving hospitality revenue, proving that hotels must stay agile and capitalize on major moments. From increased ADR to maxed-out inventory, hotels near concert venues experienced a surge that felt like Super Bowl-level demand—multiple times over! It’s a lesson in the importance of planning, partnerships, and flexibility in capturing event-driven travel opportunities. As we look ahead, this raises a critical question: How can the hotel industry better anticipate and prepare for similar cultural megatrends? and - who is the next star to shake up our industry? #HospitalityTrends #TaylorSwiftImpact #EventDrivenTravel #HotelRevenueGrowth #TravelDemand #HotelIndustryInsights #HospitalityInnovation #ADR #RoomRevenue #TourismEconomy #HospitalityMarketing
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The big news was revealed last week that English rock band #Oasis is reforming after 16 years apart, as the Gallagher brothers return with 17 stadium shows in #London, #Manchester, #Edinburgh and #Dublin in the summer of 2025. For the lucky fans who braved the Ticketmaster bundle over the weekend and secured their tickets, they'll be hoping that Oasis' music will continue to 'Live Forever'. #Propertymanagers, #hosts and #hotel chains will be among the accommodation providers hoping to experience their own hospitality boom next summer. If it is anything like Taylor Swift's #Eras Tour, which generated an estimated £1 billion in value for the UK economy this year, the reunion tour could have a 'Champagne Supernova' effect on the industry - as 'Some Might Say'. However, the reaction from fans and the huge demand for tickets has led to criticism surrounding accommodation providers' cancellation policies and the #dynamicpricing strategies employed by platforms like Ticketmaster. The UK government is planning a consultation on ticket resale websites this autumn and the practice is likely to come under some added scrutiny. 'Little by Little', we'll start to see more reports on pacing and demand in the coming weeks and months - for now, check out our STRz feature at the link below. A big thanks to Anna Calder Urquhart Morris [Adore Scotland/The Edinburgh Address], James Kinnersly [AirDNA] and Ruth Whitehead [eviivo] for their insights and contributions to the piece. ShortTermRentalz International Hospitality Media Limited #shorttermrentals #vacationrentals #hotels #boutiquehotels #Oasis #music #travel #hospitality https://lnkd.in/ebVu8NAr
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Silent discos in luxury hotels? It’s happening! This trend, once popular at festivals, is making its way into high-end hotel spaces, and it’s turning out to be a surprising hit. Silent discos allow guests to enjoy a unique, immersive music experience without disturbing the hotel’s atmosphere. These events personalizes experience because guests get to choose their own music channels. And for hotels, it’s a chance to add a fresh, modern touch to their entertainment lineup. Silent discos aren’t just fun; they’re also practical. They cater to guests looking for a unique experience while maintaining the luxury hotel’s signature ambiance. Plus, they’re a perfect way to host events in open spaces or even poolside without noise concerns. Have you tried a silent disco? Would you want to see this at your favorite hotel? #HospitalityTrends #SilentDisco #LuxuryHotels #GuestExperience #ModernEntertainment #HTM #LuxuryLifestyle Photo credit: The Atlantic
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Rio is getting ready to rock! 🇧🇷 This year’s Rock in Rio festival is seeing extremely strong demand signals, helping to set record prices in the city. Advertised room rates are currently higher than those seen during this year's Rio Carnival, although they may have already peaked. Nonetheless, there are still opportunities for hotels during Rock in Rio. Check out our latest analysis for all the details 👉 https://mylh.co/3wQLeET #hotelindustry #hotel #shorttermrental #hospitalitydata #travelinsights #hospitalitytechnology #hospitalityinsights
Rock in Rio: Record hotel room pricing anticipated in Rio de Janeiro for the 2024 music festival
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Luxury experience is what guests are seeking in #hospitality #hotels Guests no longer want just a bed. The hotel concept launches as leisure travelers increasingly seek experiential trips, bolstering demand for luxury and lifestyle accommodations. https://lnkd.in/euyCWrhe
DJ to open ‘music-focused’ experiential hotel in Miami
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🚨📊 Did you catch the latest article about the impact of Swifties on hotel performance? It’s fascinating to see how stadium tours from high-profile performers like #TaylorSwift are shaping the hospitality industry. Are these events becoming the new Super Bowl for hotels? 🏨✨ #Swifties #HotelIndustry #RevenueManagement #Hospitality #EconomicImpact Read the article here: https://bit.ly/4iz8QBw
End of an era: How Taylor Swift's historic tour rewrote the rules for the hotel industry
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Thanks to the "Swifties" Concert Tours are Fueling Passenger Growth at London Luton Airport! London Luton Airport (LLA) experienced a significant surge in passenger traffic during Taylor Swift's Eras Tour, as fans from across Europe flocked to attend her concerts. The airport served as a key transit point for many "Swifties", contributing to a 5% increase in passengers on relevant routes. The airport's data revealed a notable rise in flights to European cities hosting the tour, with Paris experiencing a particularly significant 35% surge during Swift's first weekend on the continent. Other popular destinations included Lisbon, Zurich, Milan, Amsterdam, Warsaw, and Dublin. As the trend of following artists on international tours continues to grow - from an airport management system perspective - this is going to require many airports from event-rich cities to expand their yearly planning process to flex around more than just seasonal peaks and take into account these large attendance events that are creating large influxes of event travel passengers. Lion & Gazelle have supported many client implementations of new/upgraded AMS's, we develop a complete and comprehensive understanding of the landscape and the potential risks that may arise. This new trend will be a new hurdle for us to navigate, should it continue to grow. London Luton Airport was well-positioned to capitalise on this emerging market and support an increasing number of concert-driven journeys in the future, but are you? Drop me a DM if you want to chat about the effectiveness of your AMS to adapt to event-passenger influxes!
Taylor Swift’s European tour drives passenger surge at London Luton Airport
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Craig Dennington, Regional Director for AU & NZ, was featured in a recent Travel Weekly article ahead of Coldplay’s "Music of the Spheres World Tour" kicking off in Melbourne this week! Craig provides his expert insight on how hotels can better prepare for surge bookings ahead of large-scale events and concerts. ✈️🎶 "To truly capitalize on this demand, hotels need to focus on delivering value that goes beyond inflated prices. While raising rates in response to increased demand is understandable – Sydney’s average daily rate is already up by 30% compared to last year – guests need to feel that the experience is worth the cost. By prioritizing service, amenities, and unique touches, hotels can turn short-term gains into long-term loyalty, encouraging repeat visits even after the concert buzz fades." Key Takeaways: 📈 Surge in Bookings: Flight bookings to Melbourne up 47%, and Sydney sees a 44% increase, thanks to the band's tour dates. 🏨 Hotel Boom: Sydney hotels report a staggering 125% rise in bookings ahead of the concerts, with average room rates up 30%. 🎉 Guest Experience Matters: To stand out, hotels must enhance their offerings, creating unique concert-themed packages and exceptional service. 🌍 Economic Impact: Large events like this not only boost hotel revenues but also benefit local businesses, fostering sustained economic growth. Click the link to read more about how Coldplay's tour is transforming the hospitality landscape: https://bit.ly/4f6nhdR #APACHospitality #HotelierInsights #TravelTrends2024 #GuestExperience #RevenueGrowth #HighReturnHospitality
'A sky full of planes' - Coldplay tour gives travel sector a boost - Travel Weekly
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Check out the latest article about Hotel Ziggy from MusicJunkiePress.
Hotel Ziggy: Keeping the Music Alive on Sunset Strip
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It’s beginning to look a lot like… the holidays (I'm still not ready for Christmas). Fall festivals across Northern latitudes are popping up all over. As winter frost recedes in early Spring (depending where you live), making a break to warmer weather is a fine excuse to get away from the chilly weather. After the busy peak winter getaways early March to late April, there’s more elbow room. It will be shoulder season, the sweet spot in between the holiday festivals and the high season in summer. Start planning now. Here’s a quick roadmap, to help you and your travel pro book that epic sublime sunny getaway: 1] Choose your top three locations, just in case your dream destination is sold out or the available options don’t suit you. 2] Be flexible. By a day or 2 makes a difference on price and availability. 3] Let us know about your personal interests. Booking flights, hotels and rental cars/train tickets is only part of the whole enchilada. It doesn’t mean there’s no room for spontaneous travel experiences. By understanding your personal interests, we will share ideas what to do while you’re living your best life. From the first planning conversation and your arrival in destination, we are periodically checking potential activities for you to consider. For example: Local artisan fairs Cultural special events Museum events and rotating exhibitions Live music performances (particularly free admission) Local small business events (think book readings at a book shop) The options are endless. Test your travel pro. This is what we love, making your travels epic. ✌
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Trust me, I’ve seen it happen time and time again: ❌ Missing out on true island hidden gems: DIY-ing your trip? You’re probably headed to the same crowded beaches everyone else is. Meanwhile, you’re missing out on that secret crystal cave, locals-only jerk stand, or hidden beach bar with the best sunset views and NA beverages — places I know about because I’ve been and have great local connections on so many islands. ❌ Forgetting about the little details: Booking a flight and hotel is just step one. The real magic’s in the details — like reservations at that stunning beachside restaurant, or having that great local guide who makes the excursion so much more enjoyable. You don’t want to go home with FOMO because you didn’t plan for all of those little things that really take a trip to the next level. ❌ Missing out on all of the additional amenities that I have access to when you make your travel plans with me: complimentary room upgrades, daily breakfast for two with some of the best views in the world. Coffee with a view of the iconic pitons in St. Lucia or a glass of NA wine complete with a Caribbean sunset? Make the most of your precious PTO when you let an expert plan it. ❌ Not timing your trip around local events and festivals: There are some GREAT events in the Caribbean if you’re looking to go off resort: Food festivals, Carnival, jazz festivals and other events. If you’re not looking at the local calendar to see when some of these events are happening, you’re missing out! But don’t worry: they are all on my calendar😉 The best way to avoid these mistakes? Send me a DM and I’ll help you plan, or book a time to chat at the link in my bio! #1000miletravel #VirtuosoTravel #alcoholfreetravel
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