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Today we are issuing Airbnb’s first quarter 2021 financial results. You can read the details here. Airbnb Co-Founder and CEO Brian Chesky said: “We are proud of our strong results. We surpassed 2019 revenue levels even though urban travel and cross-border travel, two of our strongest segments historically, have not
Hotel investors believe the current environment will accelerate a trend of increased interest in select-service properties due to their streamlined cost structure. Speaking on the “Wall Street Talks” panel at the Hunter Hotel Investment Conference in Atlanta, Hersha Hospitality Trust President and Chief Operating Officer Neil Shah said the heightened
The UK is set to collectively spend £2.5bn this week as indoor hospitality reopens and restrictions further ease, giving a “much-needed” boost to the high street. According to a new VoucherCodes.co.uk report, conducted by the Centre for Retail Research (CRR), 104 million people are predicted to visit hospitality venues this
35- 39 Leinster Gardens, a Grade II listed vacant hotel in Bayswater, London, has been brought to the market for a guide price of £29.5m. The 40,000 sq ft vacant hotel property houses 92 en-suite bedrooms, a restaurant, bar, club, meeting rooms and spa facilities. The freehold site comprises five
Indoor hospitality operators in Glasgow and Moray are in dismay over the recent news that both areas are set to remain in Level 3 Covid-19 restrictions, despite the rest of the country moving further out of lockdown. First minister Nicola Sturgeon announced the two areas will remain under restrictions for
London – Today, Hilton is celebrating hotels reopening across England and welcoming back leisure guests for the first time in months, marking a significant milestone in the hospitality industry’s recovery from the pandemic. Team Members have been busy preparing to welcome back thousands of holidaymakers to its hotels as the
The Meetings Industry Association (mia) has updated its Roadmap to re-opening and operating safely, ahead of Monday’s move to step 3 when business meetings and events can resume for up to 1,000. The roadmap, which was initially published as part of the mia’s comprehensive package of business support and has been
As hoteliers prepare to re-open, conversations with our own customer base revealed that one of the biggest challenges they now face is also their biggest asset – their people. Since the first lockdown over a year ago, hospitality has struggled with unprecedented difficulties as a result of closure and wider
Brantwood Country House Hotel, a Cumbrian hotel and restaurant, has been brought to the market for a freehold of £950,000. The 18th Century Stainton property was acquired by its current owners in 2007, and has since undergone refurbishments. The site now features seven bedrooms, a 45-cover bar, a 30-cover meeting
The UK has dropped off the top five list of the World Travel and Tourism Council’s (WTTC) Travel and Tourism markets. The fall from fifth to eighth place on the ranking, between 2019 and 2020, saw it sustain one of the biggest collapses of the ten largest travel and tourism
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