While we suspected at the beginning of the pandemic that “nothing will be the same”, we could note some things have remained the same: Development pipelines are well filled, paperwork still reigns at check-in and the breakfast buffet has remained as well. We have analysed what we have learned from the last few months and what we can expect in the coming year and dared to look ahead to 2022.
Subject to approval by the relevant antitrust authorities, DER Touristik Group and DSR Hotel Holding, a subsidiary of Deutsche See Reederei, have joined forces within the newly founded company DR Hospitality GmbH & Co. KG.
New structures for the hotel industry In the third part of the exclusive series on the shortage of employees in …
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Denise Smelter, Director of Human Resources at LOISIUM Wine & Spa Hotels, in an exclusive exchange with Lea-Sophie Zwoch, Consultant at mrp hotels on the topic of staff shortages in the hotel industry and the resulting challenges and possible solutions.
Monique Dekker, General Manager of Park Hyatt Vienna and Area Vice President Hyatt for Austria, Czech Republic, Italy and Hungary shares her expertise with mrp hotels in the first part of the exclusive series on staff shortages in the hotel industry.
In the third part of the video series by mrp hotels, Monika Rosen-Philipp specifically addresses the topic of ESG as …
In the second part of the Videocast series, Martin Schaffer, Partner at mrp hotels, and Monika Rosen-Philipp, Chief Analyst, UniCredit Bank Austria AG, talk about the development of the oil price and inflation.
(Vienna, 10.10.2021) The new 3-part Videocast series with Monika Rosen looks at the European hotel real estate markets, the topics …
Already a frequently discussed topic before the Corona crisis. The crisis exacerbated staff shortages in the hotel industry. Long hopelessness of a return triggered an industry flood. In Germany, about 325,000 skilled workers left the industry, in Austria about 55,000 according to projections.
Not only booming vacation destinations, but also more guests in cities and airports filling up with business travelers count as signs of a return of tourism. The first openings for intercontinental travel have been announced for the end of 2021, and the anticipation of ski vacations is greater than ever.