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TAX: IS IT FOR THE MAYOR AICR ALEMANNO
is approaching the time of the introduction of the tax and the situation in Rome, the Capitoline to the industry, is getting more confusing: not only should they, in fact, address the inevitable consequences of a new duty, certainly not in one of the easiest for the industry but, to date, there are still no precise information on how, when and by whom the tax should be levied. In that regard, we publish an excerpt from an open letter written by the general manager of Cardinal Hotel St Peter in Rome, Massimiliano Celestini, the mayor of Rome Gianni Alemanno, on behalf of Deputy Directors and Heads of receiving 4 and 5 star hotels (AICR), in the same Celestini is a member of the National Executive Council: "We begin by that a law approved in July 2010 can not come into effect from 1 January 2011, especially when it comes to laws relating to hotel reservations. We know very well how many people in that time may already have booked a room in a hotel in Rome for 2011 and including many might have already paid. A law like the one approved by the mayor Alemanno, that will be retroactive, could cause problems is the client, not knowing that nothing is in the face of apparently illegal request, and the hotel employee in the act to require the same customer. "
(Newsletter Job in Tourism) 
is approaching the time of the introduction of the tax and the situation in Rome, the Capitoline to the industry, is getting more confusing: not only should they, in fact, address the inevitable consequences of a new duty, certainly not in one of the easiest for the industry but, to date, there are still no precise information on how, when and by whom the tax should be levied. In that regard, we publish an excerpt from an open letter written by the general manager of Cardinal Hotel St Peter in Rome, Massimiliano Celestini, the mayor of Rome Gianni Alemanno, on behalf of Deputy Directors and Heads of receiving 4 and 5 star hotels (AICR), in the same Celestini is a member of the National Executive Council: "We begin by that a law approved in July 2010 can not come into effect from 1 January 2011, especially when it comes to laws relating to hotel reservations. We know very well how many people in that time may already have booked a room in a hotel in Rome for 2011 and including many might have already paid. A law like the one approved by the mayor Alemanno, that will be retroactive, could cause problems is the client, not knowing that nothing is in the face of apparently illegal request, and the hotel employee in the act to require the same customer. "
(Newsletter Job in Tourism)
Monday, December 13, 2010
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HOTELS SCALE-UP OF LONDON Sweep
For hotels of the capital seem to be really difficult times behind. According to reports from TRI Hospitality Consulting, in London last October structures 4 and 5 stars have, in fact, recorded an employment rate above 90%. And this for the second month in a row and fourth in total during 2010. This finding has also been accompanied by more than gratifying results in terms of revenue per available room (RevPAR), which index increased by 13% compared to October 2009, reaching a height of 246.15 pounds. Thanks to this, during the first ten months of the up-level profitability of hotels in London has increased by 43% over the same period in 2009. "To achieve this level of performance," says the managing director of TRI Hospitality Consulting, Jonathan Langston, "it is necessary that the claim is good in all market segments. This is precisely what happened in London, where, in summer particularly positive in terms of admissions leisure, followed by a substantial recovery in demand and corporate business, accompanied by a series of major events capable of attracting a large number of visitors. "
(Newsletter Job in Tourism) 
For hotels of the capital seem to be really difficult times behind. According to reports from TRI Hospitality Consulting, in London last October structures 4 and 5 stars have, in fact, recorded an employment rate above 90%. And this for the second month in a row and fourth in total during 2010. This finding has also been accompanied by more than gratifying results in terms of revenue per available room (RevPAR), which index increased by 13% compared to October 2009, reaching a height of 246.15 pounds. Thanks to this, during the first ten months of the up-level profitability of hotels in London has increased by 43% over the same period in 2009. "To achieve this level of performance," says the managing director of TRI Hospitality Consulting, Jonathan Langston, "it is necessary that the claim is good in all market segments. This is precisely what happened in London, where, in summer particularly positive in terms of admissions leisure, followed by a substantial recovery in demand and corporate business, accompanied by a series of major events capable of attracting a large number of visitors. "
(Newsletter Job in Tourism)
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THE CRISIS OF THE TREND IN TOURISM 2011 IHG
The tourism industry is changing dramatically, influenced by the economic situation remains uncertain and cuts the costs that affect the way you plan and book your trip: you're less willing to risk when you click and today more than ever, attention is drawn to saving and sharing experiences. Both business guests and leisure tourists also have constant access to information and always try to get the most out of your trip. These new habits of consumption have pushed the sector into a new era of innovation generated by the efforts of hotel groups aimed at finding new ways to reach and attract customers. " So the president EMEA (Europe Middle East and Africa) InterContinental Group (IHG), Kirk Kinsella, said data from a recent survey conducted by his company between 3000 frequent travelers, members of the Priority Club Rewards program, which aims to identify trends in the international tourism market in 2011. To find the five macro-trends of next year. (Newsletter Job in Tourism) 
The tourism industry is changing dramatically, influenced by the economic situation remains uncertain and cuts the costs that affect the way you plan and book your trip: you're less willing to risk when you click and today more than ever, attention is drawn to saving and sharing experiences. Both business guests and leisure tourists also have constant access to information and always try to get the most out of your trip. These new habits of consumption have pushed the sector into a new era of innovation generated by the efforts of hotel groups aimed at finding new ways to reach and attract customers. " So the president EMEA (Europe Middle East and Africa) InterContinental Group (IHG), Kirk Kinsella, said data from a recent survey conducted by his company between 3000 frequent travelers, members of the Priority Club Rewards program, which aims to identify trends in the international tourism market in 2011. To find the five macro-trends of next year. (Newsletter Job in Tourism)
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