Market Trends - 10 Minutes News for Hoteliers - Page 84

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Five jaw-dropping luxury holiday spots for private flyers in 2025

🏖️ "Five jaw-dropping luxury vacation spots for private flyers in 2025 include Isola Santa Cristina, Italy; Illa de Tagomago, Spain; Spitbank Fort, England; Domes Miramare, Greece; and Necker Island, British Virgin Islands. Marton Modis of KlasJet highlights their exclusivity and lavish amenities, such as Isola Santa Cristina's privacy and rich biodiversity, Tagomago's luxury villa with 5 suites and water sports, Spitbank's nine luxury bedrooms and historical significance, Domes Miramare's 600-meter private beach and neo-Greek cuisine, and Necker Island's celebrity appeal and environmental commitment.

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Morgan Unveils the Bruton Collection, Launching at Clerkenwell Design Week

💡 British furniture designer Morgan, in partnership with SmithMatthias, launches the modular Bruton collection during Clerkenwell Design Week, 20-22 May. Bruton is made with 100% natural materials, avoiding foam, and includes materials like wool, coconut fibres, latex, duck feather, and pocket springs. Morgan's Hampshire factory, using 86% renewable energy with 50% from solar panels, underlines sustainable practices. The collection offers various sustainable upholstery options and is adaptable for diverse settings.

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CoStar: Mixed U.S. Hotel Industry Performance Results in March

🏨 U.S. hotel industry in March 2025 reported mixed performance: Occupancy slightly down by 0.3% to 63.6%, ADR (Average Daily Rate) rose 1.1% to $161.78, and RevPAR (Revenue Per Available Room) increased 0.8% to $102.89, compared to March 2024. Miami saw the highest occupancy at 83.2%, despite a 0.4% drop. Detroit and Minneapolis had the lowest at 54% and 55%, respectively. Top 25 Markets outperformed others in occupancy and ADR.

Sofitel Legend Amsterdam begins historic renovation

🏡 Sofitel Legend The Grand Amsterdam, dating back to the 15th century and once a convent, royal guesthouse, and Amsterdam City Hall, will be renovated by French designer Pierre-Yves Rochon to merge historical elements with modern luxury. The hotel features the Wedding Chamber from 1925, 175 rooms and suites including Legendary Suites and a new Bridal Suite, and will introduce a redesigned courtyard garden and a Florista Tea & Cocktail Lounge. Sustainability efforts include improved insulation, geothermal energy systems, and the use of certified woods and natural textiles. The Grand boasts Green Key Gold, EarthCheck Silver, and a platinum rating from Accor for sustainability.

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Alfardan unveils luxury residences at St. Regis Marsa Arabia Island

🏠 Alfardan Group's real estate arm unveiled The Residences at The St. Regis Marsa Arabia Island, Qatar, combining a St. Regis hotel with 245 furnished branded residences for sale, ranging from one- to four-bedroom apartments and a penthouse suite. Facilities include dining outlets, a wellness centre, pools, and a fitness centre. The project targets global investors, especially from India, offering luxury living and long-term Qatar residency. COO Wissam Suleiman emphasized Qatar's investment opportunities and prestigious living.

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Beyond Authenticity: How Culture and Originality Create Standout Hospitality Experiences – Stijn Oyen, Design Hotels

🏨 On April 24, 2025, Matthias Huettebraeuker interviews Stijn Oyen, Managing Director at Design Hotels. The discussion revolves around the interplay of authenticity, culture, and originality in creating standout hospitality experiences. The content is part of the Hospitality Daily Podcast.

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You Can’t Renovate Vibes: Why Culture Is the Real Hotel Upgrade

🛌 The hospitality industry often overlooks staff emotional well-being during hotel renovations, focusing on aesthetics over the people who make the service possible. Industry leaders are realizing that staff support and emotional infrastructure are vital for guest experience, driving positive reviews and repeat business. Hospitality workers face high emotional demands, and neglecting their welfare can result in poor service, high turnover, and a weakened company culture. Forward-thinking hotels are now aiming to incorporate emotional well-being into their business models.

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U.S. hotel guest satisfaction slips

🏨 Hilton leads in guest satisfaction in lodging with IHG, Airbnb, and Marriott close behind, according to the American Customer Satisfaction Index. The travel sector saw a decline in customer satisfaction, with lodging dropping to 76 out of 100. The ACSI Travel Study 2025 indicated a 1% dip in lodging satisfaction. Airbnb performed well against midscale brands, while Motel 6 scored the lowest at 67. The study culled insights from 16,771 surveys conducted between April 2024 and March 2025.

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Calamansi is showing up in vinaigrettes, marinades, and cocktails

🍉 Calamansi, a Southeast Asian citrus, is used in U.S. restaurants for its lime-tangerine flavor. Found in 0.5% of menus, its use has spiked by 50% in four years, with high awareness among Asian consumers. One New York City restaurant features calamansi in its offerings.

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Extended Stay America Premier Suites Expands Into Colorado Market

🏨 Extended Stay America opened a new Premier Suites hotel in Colorado Springs, as part of its expansion in high-demand markets. Developed by Integrated Hospitality Construction, the four-story, 120-room hotel features free Wi-Fi, complimentary breakfast, and fully equipped kitchens in each suite. Located near five major military bases and various corporations, it's ideal for both business and leisure travelers. The brand also plans a new Denver hotel, adding to their Pueblo location opened in 2024.

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