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As 2025 draws to a close, the Sustainable EU Tourism – Shaping the Tourism of Tomorrow programme is nearing its end. Over the past two years, the initiative has helped European destinations test new approaches to managing tourism sustainably: improving resource efficiency, engaging local communities, and strengthening resilience to climate and market pressures. While designed for destinations, many of its findings are directly relevant to hotels and other accommodation providers.

EuroCHRIE 2025, hosted by Hotelschool The Hague, brings together global educators, researchers, and industry leaders to explore the future of hospitality and tourism education. The conference highlights innovation across the sector, from AI and leadership to sustainability, future skills, while emphasising the role of education as a driver of industry innovation.

by Linda Girrbach – Co-Founder & Head of Hospitality Consulting at RobosizeME Hotels have entered a new operational era. Costs continue to rise across energy, labour, and distribution while expectations…

Data has become the new language of hospitality, but not everyone in the hotel industry speaks it fluently. Too often, analytics live in reports seen only by a few, while…

Market and Industry Dynamics The hospitality industry operates in an extraordinarily crowded marketplace. The industry has rapidly evolved and has established more than 450 brands with 17.5 million rooms, which…

Anna Sebastian spotlights London’s influence on global bar culture Greek premium mixer brand, Three Cents, has premiered the fourth episode of its Bar Attitude by Three Cents series. The bar-cumentary…

This article was written by HospitalityOn. Click here to read the original article A career anchored in global expertise and strategic growth  Christophe Laure’s journey began after training at the…