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The Opportunities for Highly ADA-Compliant Hotels

Larry Mogelonsky

Nevertheless, the aging baby boomer generation underscores the need for hotels to better cater to this market gap. In the United States, the Census Bureau estimates that by 2030, approximately 73 million boomers will be 65 or older. As seen in the cruise industry, catering to disabled guests can be highly profitable.

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Empowered leaders: Female forces in hospitality and real estate

Boutique Hotel News

Beach Retreats, the group’s self-catering brand, is also expanding and recently completed its first acquisition in Cornwall which this year will be developed to create the brand’s first coastal aparthotel, blending the independence of traditional self-catering with the best of lifestyle hotels.

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Home-Grown Mid-Segment Hotel Brands have a Competitive Edge Against International Brands in India

Hotelogix

Read More - A powerful way to generate revenue & build your hotel’s brand  Catering to experience-driven travelers Today's travelers increasingly seek personalized experiences that resonate with their cultural context. The Path Forward The future looks promising for India's mid-segment hotel brands.

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Prepare Yourself for the Top Hospitality Trends of 2023 

InnQuest

With the right strategies in place, hotels can capitalise on the opportunities offered by the changing industry landscape and be well-positioned to serve their customers in the years ahead.  Wellness Tourism The global wellness tourism market is expected to be worth 1,592 billion USD by 2030.

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

Boutique Hotel News

In real estate, some notable examples include Hines, which has set a target of 2040 for its entire estate to be operationally net zero carbon, without carbon offsets, and L&G, which has set a target of 2030. This intense year of development represents a major milestone in Qatar’s goal to welcome six million visitors a year by 2030.