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Dormir en un hotel español alcanza los 139€ de media

🏨 Dormir en un hotel español en los primeros tres meses de 2025 costó 139,4 euros de media, marcando un incremento del 5% respecto al mismo periodo de 2024. Madrid, Barcelona y Baleares registraron aumentos significativos en el ADR, con Madrid liderando a 11,4%. Las Islas Canarias presentaron el mayor ADR con 171,6 euros. El RevPAR a nivel nacional creció un 5,8%, con Canarias en cabeza con 145,2 euros. La ocupación hotelera mejoró ligeramente a 68,6%, con Canarias (84,6%), Málaga (73,2%) y Sevilla (72,5%) mostrando los registros más altos. En contraste, Bilbao y Valencia experimentaron caídas en ADR de 8,4% y 5,7%, respectivamente, y Valencia también registró disminuciones en los tres indicadores principales.
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La marca hotelera de lujo St. Regis debuta en República Dominicana

🏡 Acebal Canney Arquitectos & Asociados designed The St. Regis Cap Cana and Crafted by CHAPI Design did the interior. The luxury hotel, close to Punta Cana International Airport and an hour from La Romana International Airport, boasts 200 deluxe rooms, including 36 suites with direct pool access and a 600 sqm Presidential Suite. The St. Regis Cap Cana features four pools, a children’s club, butler service, nine restaurants, a spa with 14 treatment rooms, a gym, 650 sqm of event space, and proximity to the exclusive Jack Nicklaus-designed Punta Espada golf course. George Fleck, SVP and global brand leader of St. Regis Hotels & Resorts, reveals plans to double the resort's portfolio in the next decade as The St. Regis Cap Cana Resort introduces St. Regis' timeless elegance to the Dominican Republic.
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España recibió más de 17 millones de turistas extranjeros hasta marzo

🏖️ Spain welcomed 17.1 million international tourists in the first quarter of 2025, a 5.7% increase over the same period in 2024, with a corresponding tourist expenditure of €23.506 billion, up 7.2%. The leading source countries were the UK (3.1 million tourists, up 4.6%), France (over 2.1 million, up 7.1%), and Germany (nearly 2.1 million, down 0.1%). Canarias (4.4 million, up 2.1%), Cataluña (3.6 million, up 6.4%), and Andalucía (2.5 million, up 7.4%) were the top regions visited. The UK also led in spending at 15.9% of the total, followed by Germany (12.3%) and Nordic countries (8.8%). In March alone, 56.6% of spend was by tourists staying in hotels, a 2% increase, while non-market accommodations saw a 29% increase in spending.
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Tristan Capital compra EasyHotel por más de 242 millones de euros

🏨 Stelios Haji-Ioannou, founder of the Easy brand family, announced the acquisition of 100% of EasyHotel Ltd by European Property Investors Special Opportunities 6, a fund advised by Tristan Capital Partners. The deal, subject to shareholder approval, values EasyHotel at approximately €242 million, with Haji-Ioannou's family office holding a 17.38% share. EasyHotel operates in Spain with hotels in Barcelona, Málaga, and Madrid and is expanding with new openings in Barcelona on July 7, Valencia by the end of 2025, and Alicante in 2026, supported by a €29.2 million refinancing agreement with CaixaBank. The brand has 43 hotels across Europe with around 4900 rooms, including 32 owned and leased, and 17 franchised properties.
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Reposicionamiento de activos, prioridad para grandes hoteleras en expansión

🏨 En el Ranking Hosteltur, solo un tercio de las 124 cadenas hoteleras proporcionaron datos. La inversión en reposicionamiento de activos se duplicó a más de 850 millones de euros, comparado con 434 millones previos. Las adquisiciones también aumentaron de 148 a 177 millones de euros. Barceló Hotel Group destinó 400 millones de euros para el presupuesto, sin especificar la distribución entre compra y reposicionamiento. Room Mate Hotels invirtió 70 millones en compras y más de 12 millones en renovaciones. Minor Hotels Europe & Americas gastó 77 millones de euros en Capex en el primer semestre de 2024. Ona Hotels & Apartments, Grupo Hesperia, Universal Beach Hotels, Blau Hotels, Checkin Hotels y Hoteles Servigroup revelaron inversiones en compra de hoteles que al menos igualan o superan la inversión en reposicionamiento. La inversión total reportada por las 36 cadenas fue de 1.029 millones de euros, con un 82,5% destinado a reformas.
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Foro Hosteltur 2025: el lunes 26 de mayo en el Meliá Castilla de Madrid

🏥 Foro Hosteltur 2025, the XX edition, will take place on Monday, May 26, at the Meliá Castilla in Madrid, starting at 15:00. The event will feature over 10 CEOs and presidents from the Spanish tourism sector, discussing strategic transformation in times of constant change. Key speakers include Federico J. González Tejera, CEO of Radisson and Louvre Hotel Groups, and Francisco Pérez-Lozao Rüter, President of Hospitality at Amadeus. Registration is available for both in-person attendance and streaming for Premium users.
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Costa Cruceros apuesta por la innovación para transformar las vacaciones

🎢 Costa Cruceros enriches cruise itineraries with Sea Destinations, enjoyed from the Costa Smeralda ship. Featuring LNG propulsion and advanced emission reduction technology, the ship also has sustainable systems like intelligent energy management and seawater desalination. Onboard, there's high-speed Starlink wifi and the only Italian Design Museum at sea. Weekly departures from Barcelona visit cities like Cagliari, Naples, Civitavecchia (Rome), Genoa, Marseille. Unique experiences include stargazing and themed breakfasts, with no need to disembark, included in cruise price. The Costa Smeralda offers 21 dining venues, collaborations with Michelin-starred chefs, and a promotion until June 15 includes free drinks and return train or bus to Barcelona from selected cities with balcony bookings.
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Cuba prepara reformas estructurales para revitalizar el turismo

🏕 Cuba celebrated FITCuba, aiming to boost tourism after a 17-year low of 2.2 million visitors in 2024, excluding pandemic years. In early 2024, tourism fell 30% year-on-year. The event in Havana had 850 international and 2,000 national participants, with China as the guest of honor. Prime Minister Manuel Marrero cited U.S. sanctions as a challenge and plans "structural reforms" and international cooperation projects. After peaking at 4.7 million tourists in 2017, numbers fell to 1.6 million in 2022 and slightly rose to 2.4 million in 2023. Economist José Luis Perelló predicts a tourism rebound by 2030. Despite difficulties, hotel groups like Iberostar and Meliá remain committed to growing in Cuba.
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