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With a booming tourism industry and rising demand for accommodation, Vietnam is catching the eye of international hotel development. Full story: #HOTELS #hotelnews #hospitality #hospitalityindustry #hotelindustry #hospitalitynews #hoteldevelopment #vietnam

Resort revenue in #Greece experienced significant growth from January to September 2024, surpassing figures from the previous year, according to data by GBR Consulting. #GreekTourism #GreekTravel #Travel #Tourism #GBRConsulting #Hotels #Hospitality #Accommodation #GreekResorts #OccupancyTrends #HospitalityReport #TourismInsights

Abu Dhabi’s Yas Island and Saadiyat Island saw a summer surge in visitors this year. Yas Island experienced a significant boost in both domestic and international tourism. Hotels across the island did well with 83 percent occupancy throughout the summer, peaking at 90 percent in August. Meanwhile, Saadiyat Island hotels saw over 65 percent occupancy throughout the summer, with a spike to 73 percent in August. Read the full story: #tourismnews #yasisland #saadiyatisland #tourism https://lnkd.in/etAccAnX

Wyndham Hotels & Resorts is in advanced discussions to expand its portfolio in #Greece with a new #hotel in a "secondary destination" that offers significant growth potential. Vassilis Themelidis Resort & Residential Hospitality Forum (R&R) #GreekTourism #GreekTravel #Travel #Tourism #WyndhamHotels #Hospitality #Accommodation #GreekHotels #GreekDestinations #RR24 https://lnkd.in/dBzRSpK3

The Santorini Hoteliers Association has highlighted the need for a comprehensive ten-year strategy to bolster Greek tourism, with a focus on tailoring specific destinations to target markets. Philoxenia-Hotelia #Greece #GreekTourism #GreekTravel #Travel #Tourism #Santorini #SantoriniHoteliers #Hotels #Hospitality #Accommodation #GreekHotels #Philoxenia #Hotelia #Thessaloniki #exhibition #expo #tourismexpo #tourismexhibition

*BOTT: Your Opinion* Indian hospitality has witnessed phenomenal progress in the last few decades, as evident from the number of hotels, resorts and rental properties being opened in different cities and even remote areas. https://lnkd.in/g2_Hm3mA #Hospitality #HospitalityNews #Hotels #hotelNews #Trending #HotelsAndResorts #RentalProperty #BusinessOfTraveTrade #Sustainability The Lalit Hotels

Santo Domingo.- The tourism sector in Santo Domingo is on an upward trajectory, with the city set to welcome 1,500 new hotel rooms this year, further enhancing its appeal to tourists. Among the new additions are hotels like Marriott, Courtyard Piantini, Hyatt Centric, Kimpton Las Mercedes, and a yet-to-be-revealed American hotel chain, as outlined by Mónika Infante, president of the Santo Tourism Cluster, CTSD. Infante foresees continued growth in the tourism sector in Santo Domingo, especially with the imminent establishment of a large convention and events center. The General Director of Aeropuertos Dominicanos Siglo XXI (Aerodom) highlighted the strong collaboration between the public and private sectors and Las Américas International Airport (AILA). He noted a significant surge in air traffic this year, with a growth rate of 12.5%, a substantial increase from the previous 2 or 3%. This surge has prompted new investments in the airport infrastructure to meet the escalating demand. Plans include the construction of a second terminal, requiring an investment of US$250 million and slated for completion by the summer of 2025. Preliminary work, including soil studies, terminal design, and scheduled demolitions, is already underway. In addition to the terminal expansion, ongoing renovations at the airport include upgrades to baggage handling systems, expanded parking facilities, and enhancements to the check-in and arrival areas, with an estimated investment of $16 million. These developments are expected to accommodate the surge in passenger traffic, doubling the airport’s capacity to accommodate 11 to 12 million passengers by 2023, according to El Hoy. Source: https://lnkd.in/eyi5Ym_D

Our latest #Hotels & #Tourism Snapshot (Q1 2024) shows that a robust recovery of travel and tourism across #Europe is driving an expansion in hotel #investment activity; up to 12% of market share in the first quarter of the year compared to a 10-year norm of c. 8%. #Investors are positive about improving hotel #capital values, with city-based locations the preferred #assets in the luxury/midscale segment alongside #alternative use assets with conversion potential. Download our report to find out more. #ColliersEMEA #CapitalMarkets #Colliers https://lnkd.in/dKphKs_5

A Milestone in Travel and Tourism: 5,000 Hotels Worldwide Embrace WTTC's Hotel Sustainability Basics Julia Simpson, President & CEO of World Travel & Tourism Council, emphasizes the program's impact, stating, "Hotel Sustainability Basics signifies our industry’s dedication to global sustainability. Surpassing 5,000 verified properties is not just a milestone but a testament to our readiness to embrace a planet-friendly future." https://lnkd.in/dQe7uAjG

This Christmas and New Year's season, #Mysuru has a booming tourism industry that is reminiscent of the busy throng during the October Dussehra celebrations. Following the difficulties of the COVID-19 pandemic, hotels in the area are reporting full occupancy through January 1, 2025, indicating a robust recovery for the local tourism sector. The spike in visitor arrivals during the Christmas holiday has given stakeholders in the travel and hotel industries hope. In Mysuru, more than 425 hotels with 10,500 rooms are completely booked, while high-end lodgings including state forest department-owned estates, luxury resorts, and jungle lodges are all 100% filled as the year comes to an end.