Join the 1000’s of serviced apartment industry leaders addressing the latest trends, innovations and challenges in the burgeoning sector.
No cost to join and designed to encourage participants to think differently as we look to the future; with thought-provoking discussions, debates, live Q&As with industry leaders and innovators.
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OUR SERVICED APARTMENT NEWS WEBINARS FOR 2022
• Sept 15th: 14:00 – 15:00hrs BST – What is the value of a brand? – Register HERE
• Sept 29th: 14:00 – 15:00hrs BST – New kids on the block – Register HERE
• Oct 13th: 14:00 – 15:00hrs BST – The 21st century TMC – Register HERE
• Oct 27th: 14:00 – 15:00hrs BST – The investment landscape – Register HERE
• Nov 10th: 14:00 – 15:00hrs GMT – The new world of business travel – Register HERE
• Nov 24th: 14:00 – 15:00hrs GMT – ESG – walking the walk – Register HERE
• Dec 15th: 14:00 – 15:00hrs GMT – TRENDS 2023 – Register HERE
Sponsored by IMS – Integrated Media Solutions
VIEW THE ON-DEMAND RECORDING OF PREVIOUS WEBINARS!
July 27th: 14:00 – 15:00hrs BST – New build v conversion – The pros and cons
Contributors:
– Paul Wells, Partner, Dexter Moren Associates
– James Fry, Founder, Beyond Apartments & Aparthotels
– Ben Davis, Founding Partner, Saxbury
– Alex Bauman-Lyons, Head of Design, edyn
The session will look at the merits and challenges posed by both building new serviced apartment/aparthotel properties and converting existing assets.
It will cover
• The scale of the opportunities available
• Planning
• Design and architecture
• Technology
• Environmental performance
• Construction challenges
• Cost implications
• Customer preferences
• And more
• June 23rd: 14:00 – 15:00hrs BST – Blurred lines – how an operator’s role is evolving
Contributors:
• May 26th: 14:00 – 15:00hrs BST – The apartment of the future
Contributors include:
• April 21st: 14:00 – 15:00hrs BST – US extended stay – will the bubble burst?
You’ll learn:
Featuring our panel:
• March 24th: 14:00 – 15:00hrs GMT – Taking a bigger slice of the leisure market
Contributors:
• February 17th: 14:00 – 15:00hrs GMT
This session will explore the following topics;
Joining George Sell in conversation will be:
• December 9th: 14:00 – 15:00hrs GMT
Our annual look at the year ahead and the trends we believe will shape the future direction of the sector.
Hosted by George Sell, editor-in-chief, IHM in conversation with:
• December 2nd: 14:00 – 15:00hrs GMT – The extended stay/residential rental crossover
With extended stay guests looking to stay for longer, and BTR operators offering minimum lengths of stay as little as three months, is there sweet spot where serviced apartments and BTR are servicing the same guests? Will the lines blur even further in the future?
You will learn:
Hosted by George Sell, editor-in-chief, IHM in conversation with:
• November 18th: 14:00 – 15:00hrs GMT – New kids on the block – new brands in the extended stay sector under the spotlight
The last 18 months has been an extraordinary and difficult time to launch a new brand in the sector, but that hasn’t dissuaded both new entrants to the market and established players from taking the plunge. We talk to three of them about their experiences.
Hosted by George Sell, editor-in-chief, IHM in conversation with:
• October 21st: 14:00 – 15:00 hrs BST – The corporate housing market – how has it recovered and what are the prospects?
Corporate housing took a hammering during the pandemic as business travel practically ground to a halt and relocations slowed significantly. To what extent has the sector recovered and what does the future hold?
Hosted by George Sell, editor-in-chief, IHM in conversation with:
• October 6th: 14:00 – 15:00hrs BST – Sustainability – why isn’t it being talked about in the serviced apartment sector?
Sustainability, energy efficiency and ESG investing are hot topics right across the real estate and travel space, but they are rarely mentioned in conjunction with serviced apartments. Why is this and how can it be changed?
Hosted by George Sell, editor-in-chief, IHM in conversation with:
• September 9th: 14:00 – 15:00hrs BST – Serviced apartments and extended stay 2025: what will the industry look like?
A panel of industry experts look ahead to 2025 and predict how the sector will evolve in terms of investment, consolidation, physical product, guest profile and behaviour, distribution and more.
Hosted by George Sell, editor-in-chief, IHM in conversation with:
• February 25th, 12:00 – 1300hrs: ENGAGE! – the long road back
How quickly will corporate travel bounce back from the consequences of Covid? Domestic business travel is predicted to recover quickly but how realistic are these predictions, and what about international travel?
In this session we will discuss:
Hosted by Mark Harris, Director, Travel Intelligence Network in conversation with:
• March 11th, 12:00 – 1300hrs: ENGAGE! – The New Different
Despite the recent U-turn on workers returning to their offices, many business travellers are itching to get back on the road. Covid-19 has changed the needs of the business traveller, so how should travel managers be re-tooling their programmes in readiness for business travel’s resumption?
In this session we will discuss:
Hosted by Mark Harris, Director, Travel Intelligence Network in conversation with:
• March 18th, 14:00 – 1500hrs: – Serviced apartments and extended stay: the new darlings of the investment sector
SPONSORED BY SAXBURY
You will learn:
Hosted by Ben Davis, director at Saxbury, in conversation with:
• March 25th, 12:00 – 1300hrs GMT: ENGAGE! – Customer engagement in a post-Covid world
As business travel returns, it’s never been more important to provide travellers with the content and information they need. Furlough and downsizing will mean building new relationships and rebuilding old ones. How will these factors change the way customers and suppliers engage?
In this session we will discuss:
Hosted by Mark Harris, Director, Travel Intelligence Network in conversation with:
• April 8th, 12:00 – 1300hrs BST: ENGAGE! – Out of adversity
Every crisis gives rise to innovation. Amidst the carnage caused by the pandemic, where will the opportunities be for start-ups and what will the impact be on more established providers. And what innovations will emerge in terms of products, service enhancements and value-adds?
In this session we will discuss:
Has Covid-19 given our industry the opportunity to reset and what should change?
Hosted by Mark Harris, Director, Travel Intelligence Network in conversation with:
• April 15th, 14:00 – 1500hrs BST: – Evolving business models post-Covid
You will learn:
Hosted by George Sell, editor-in-chief, IHM, in conversation with:
Larry Korman, president, aka
• June 23rd: 14:00 – 15:00hrs BST: – The connectors: serviced apartment and corporate housing agents
You will learn:
Hosted by George Sell, Editor-in-chief, IHM in conversation with:
• July 22nd: 14:00 – 1500hrs BST – Reinventing the landlord/operator relationship
You will learn:
Hosted by George Sell, editor-in-chief, IHM in conversation with:
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