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m.welsch

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Tomorrow’s trends: behind the journey, the rise of hospitality that optimises the self

🌍 In 2023, Vanguelis Panayotis analyzes tourism trends, emphasizing travel's transformative power. Travel has shifted from mere breaks to experiences fostering healing, self-optimization, and relaxation. This evolution is turning hospitality into a hub for well-being science, tech innovation, and novel luxury. As travelers seek diverse experiences, the industry now focuses on personal growth rather than just destinations. This shift creates a "sensitive architecture" to support travelers' pursuit of personal development.
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Weekly map of hotel openings – November #2 2025

🏨 JW Marriott Jeju Resort & Spa opened on Jeju Island, South Korea, with 197 rooms. In Australia, The Ritz-Carlton, Melbourne launched featuring 257 rooms. Hotel Indigo Vienna – Naschmarkt introduced 158 rooms in Austria. The UK saw the opening of The BoTree in London, boasting 199 rooms. In the US, W Nashville, comprising 346 rooms, opened its doors. In Canada, W Toronto recently launched with 254 rooms. These openings showcase diverse styles under renowned global brands.
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11 November bank holiday: Cannes and Nice, the few remaining strongholds still in the green

📅 11 November, France: The bank holiday weekend diverged from the previous All Saints' holidays, with most regions experiencing a downturn despite the favorable weather. The French Riviera thrived, buoyed by the luxury sector and international visitors, whereas northern and western cities faced notable decreases. This analysis, based on MKG data, highlights how the weekend's performance challenges markets' adaptability to fluctuating demand.
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11 November bank holiday: Cannes and Nice, the few remaining strongholds still in the green

🗺 Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur saw an 11.8% RevPAR increase over the 11 November 2025 weekend, driven by a 10.7% rise in average daily rates, mainly in luxury hotels. Visitor numbers slightly increased (+0.5 points) due to favorable weather and international tourists. Cannes and Nice excelled, with Cannes' RevPAR surging 34.3%, linked to the European Pensions & Investments Summit starting 12 November. In contrast, other French regions didn't perform as well.
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