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Global outlook for 2022 Movers and shakers
Marie-Laure Fleury (pictured) has been appointed general manager at Four Seasons Hotel London at Ten Trinity Square. Following a long career in hospitality, Marie makes her next move with Four Seasons to oversee the Hotel, Residences and Private Member’s Club at Ten Trinity Square. As an important component of its continued expansion in both the US and UK, Magnuson Hotels has named Jérémie Dardard as chief operating officer at Magnuson Hotels in London as the group moves into its next phase of growth. The Doyle Collection has also appointed François-Xavier Schoeffer as general manager at The Kensington Hotel in London. Schoeffer joins the group with over two decades of experience in luxury hospitality. Elsewhere in Europe, Matthias Welzel has been named general manager at Hilton Lake Como. Welzel will lead the hotel and team in all aspects of hotel operations, from marketing and hotel administration to guest services and satisfaction. Carlos Díez de la Lastra has been appointed chief executive officer at Les Roches Global Hospitality Education in Bluche. Appointed by the governing board, he will succeed Dr Christine Demen Meier, who is retiring. Maria Dragulin also joins Accor group as director of hotel development in Romania, Bulgaria, Moldova and Czech Republic. Vincent Pimont has been appointed general manager at The Peninsula Paris. In the Middle East, Charbel Boutros has been appointed vice- president of development at IHG Hotels & Resorts MEA. Asier Baquero has been appointed general manager at Occidental Sharjah Grand.
$312.265m
Revenue the hotels sector is projected to reach in 2022.
78%
Percentage of revenue expected to show an CAGR for 2022–26, with a projected market volume of $479.919m by 2026.
Hotel Management International /
www.hmi-online.com
Impact on tourism due to the Russian-Ukrainian crisis
%VAR of flight searches during March 2022. After a few days of uncertainty, travel intentions resumed their trend of recovery. Demand growth slowed, however, from +2.8% to +1.4% per day on average.
s Greece 28% s Turkey 26% s Italy 26% s Netherlands 23% s Germany 23% s Malta 23% s Iceland 22% t Latvia -6% t Poland -9% t Bulgaria -12% t Hungary -17% t Lithuania -18% t Moldova -26% t Ukraine -80%
Source: Lybra
Percentage of total revenue in the hotels sector generated through online sales by 2026.
11.34% $78.215m In global
comparisons, for 2022, most revenue will be generated in the US.
46% 47%
Source: Deloitte
Percentage of travellers who feel safe flying.
Percentage of travellers that feel safe staying at a hotel.
Percentage who plan to travel in the next three months.
Percentage of travellers that plan to travel internationally.
60% 28%
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