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Corporate Procurement Leaders Cite Challenging Travel Market Dynamics, Growing Need to Leverage All Segments As 2024 Supplier Negotiations Begin

Hospitality Net

With flights to key corporate destinations mostly full and hotel rates stubbornly high, corporate travel and procurement leaders are faced with a uniquely challenging environment as negotiations with suppliers for 2024 business travel volume start this quarter.

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Hoteliers look ahead to 2023

Smart Brief Hospitality

“A lot of things that we’re doing now as we build budgets, we’re building them for the things that we know we can affect — the things we see today. Several sources have compiled their predictions for 2023, and among the trends they have in common are wellness travel , bleisure travel and smart technology.

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Majority of corporates have not set carbon budgets for travel, says BTS study

Serviced Apartments

Worldwide: Business Travel Show Europe data has shown that 93 per cent of corporates have sustainable travel programmes but 77 per cent have not set carbon budgets, with half blaming inadequate online booking tool functionality. 2023 2022 1 42 per cent 39 per cent We consider its impact on the environment and make choices to limit this.

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What’s Cooking in the Restaurant Fryers Market?

Modern Restaurant Management

percent over the forecast period of 2023 to 2033. Million in 2023 to US$ 854.6 It is a competitive landscape because restaurant owners navigate in order to select the best fryer for their demands and budget. This can cause delays in the procurement process and could raise expenses for restaurant owners.

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IHM’s topsy-turvy Z-A: What to expect in hospitality and real estate in 2023

Boutique Hotel News

The company, which has €18 billion of assets under management, has committed to reducing embodied and operational CO2 emissions by 30 per cent and 50 per cent respectively before the end of 2023. 2023 is likely to see further political and economic uncertainty which will see winners and losers on the exchange rate see-saw.

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Industry execs discuss trends for 2023

Hotel Business

But will these issues continue into 2023? Hausmann first asked the panelists what they thought the biggest issue will be in 2023. “Quite frankly, we should all look at how the weather is going to be in early 2023 and hope that we get the weather that we need because that is going to be the main driver. Watch the session.

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Hoteliers look ahead to 2023

Smart Brief Hospitality

“A lot of things that we’re doing now as we build budgets, we’re building them for the things that we know we can affect — the things we see today. ” Travel combining business and leisure will continue into 2023, and Rauch urges hoteliers to address the needs of this sector.