Reading Time: 4 minutes A lively debate took place on March 14, 2019 at the Devonshire Club in Devonshire Square, London (1) – part of WeWork’s $800+ million development and HQ. I was proposing the motion: co-living and co-working, and private clubs are the future of hospitality – it is not a fad (seasonal

Reading Time: 8 minutes   Around 130 professionals from the serviced apartment and broader hospitality sectors converged on Berlin last week for the second annual RECHARGE event. George Sell reports. Hosted at the Colonia Nova venue, the 2019 RECHARGE event picked up where last year’s Amsterdam debut left off, with a great atmosphere of collaboration and

Reading Time: 3 minutes Co-working, co-living, co-mmunity, co-operation, co-existing, co-llaboration: the list is positive, trendy, worthy, righteous and motivating. So what? Well, these are some of the buzzwords floating around the hospitality industry in terms of creating new concepts. If a new concept doesn’t include one or more of these buzzwords then it’s at

Reading Time: 3 minutes In the first of a series of opinion pieces, Jonathan Humphries of HoCoSo says global mobility and co-working could be about to reach a global tipping point. It was 2002. It was the post Dot Com Bubble era. A frenetic few years, when Dot Com stocks achieved astronomic heights in

Reading Time: 4 minutes In the first of a series of reports from Germany, Reiner Nittka, CEO of GBI AG, looks at the rapid growth of the country’s serviced apartment sector. Barely ten years ago concepts such as “serviced apartments” and “business living” would have drawn blank looks in the hotel and accommodation sector