Reading Time: 15 minutes After a topsy-turvy 2022, here are the major hospitality and real estate trends we expect to see in the year ahead, some more unexpected than others. IHM’s editorial team (George Sell – editor-in-chief at IHM, Paul Stevens – editor of ShortTermRentalz, and Eloise Hanson – editor of Boutique Hotel News) – reports.
Reading Time: 15 minutes Worldwide: Drawing from the knowledge gained by publishing four sector-leading b2b websites, the editorial team at International Hospitality Media [ IHM ] has created a list of 20 influential leaders across travel, hospitality and real estate who they believe have a big 12 months ahead of them.
Reading Time: < 1 minute Hosted by SAN editor – hospitality, Eloise Hanson Operators and brands are exploring innovative ways of increasing inventory volume, such as slicing and dicing room categories and blending different lengths of stay. This webinar will showcase some of the new development and operating models and what opportunities this presents for
Reading Time: < 1 minute UK: International Hospitality Media, the publisher of Serviced Apartment News, has launched its latest editorial website – Urban Living News.
Reading Time: 2 minutes UK: PBSA operator Study Inn Group has acquired a £22.6 million finance facility from Paragon Development Finance to develop a scheme on Triumph Road in Nottingham.
Reading Time: 2 minutes UK: The board of GCP Co-Living REIT has announced it will delay its initial public offering due to the situation in Ukraine.
Reading Time: 12 minutes The editorial team at International Hospitality Media (George Sell, Paul Stevens and Eloise Hanson) have compiled an A-Z list of what to watch out for in the travel and hospitality industries this year.
Reading Time: < 1 minute UK: Developer Drake Walk Ltd has submitted plans for a 69-key aparthotel at Cardiff’s Atlantic Wharf.
Reading Time: 11 minutes SAN editor George Sell focuses on six trends which will resonate across real estate and hospitality in 2022.
Reading Time: < 1 minute UK: Vita Group has secured funding from Cain International and PGIM Real Estate to finance the construction of Union, its two-tower coliving scheme at Allied London’s Enterprise City. Cain will provide £148 million, with PGIM Real Estate contributing £43 million. Construction of the towers is underway, with Renaker appointed as