Spreading wings wide – India’s outbound travel market, Deutsche Hospitality grows in Switzerland and more...

Spreading wings wide – India’s outbound travel market
Tuesday, 24th October 2023

India's outbound travel sector has experienced significant growth in recent years and the number of Indian travelers heading abroad reached approximately 27 million in 2019, growing at a CAGR of ~ 9% during 2011-19.

Although the pandemic temporarily clipped the wings of international travel, there has been a gradual resurgence. Over 21 million Indians embarked on an international journey in 2022, with the top five destinations being the UAE, Saudi Arabia, the US, Singapore, and Thailand >>

Deutsche Hospitality grows in Switzerland
24 Oct 2023 : Deutsche Hospitality's first hotel in French-speaking Switzerland, in Geneva, is urban and modern, a well-connected, vibrant hub for meeting, working, eating, and just experiencing >>

China hotels jumped during 8 day Golden Week
24 Oct 2023 : A later Mid-Autumn Festival created a longer holiday period than last year, combining with National Day festivities to provide impressive improvement in China’s hotel performance >>

Tourism recovery in Asia Pacific - October 2023
24 Oct 2023 : Boosted by tourists from mainland China, Macau showed a recovery close to 90% in August as well as 16.7% month-on-month growth >>

HIGHLIGHT ARTICLE

Why New Technology is Coming to Hotels
Tuesday, 24th October 2023

Imagine stepping into a hotel lobby and breezing through a check-in powered by facial recognition technology. With a key in hand, your app-ordered room service is delivered promptly by a robot. A new survey shows technology is the top priority of hotel operators amid the labor crunch >>

LOL! Naive? Hiring Companies Think Recruiters Work Harder When Competing on a Job Search
Totally not true, as recruitment firms do not work harder if competing with another recruitment company, on the contrary >>

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