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Donavanik: Thai hospitality continues to hold sway in a changing world

Dusit International's vice-chairman and executive committee chairman Chanin Donavanik shared his thoughts regarding how his company continues to stay relevant in the rapidly evolving field of global hospitality. The hospitality mogul sat down for a keynote session with Hoftel chairman Simon Allison earlier today, 23rd June, at the South East Asia Hotel Investors' Summit (SEAHIS) at Dusit Thani Bangkok. As the session began, Donavanik said: "One of the most unique things about Thailand for us is that the feedback about us is very positive anywhere we go in the world. In fact, the good thing about Thailand is that, in terms of hospitality, we don't have any issues." Keeping a Thai sensibility Donavanik further pointed out that Dusit International has made it a point to retain a certain modicum of Thai charm and tradition in its properties on a global scale. He cited some recent property developments in Japan to illustrate his point. As he put it: "Our team opened two hotels in Japan around 18 months ago. While they featured Japanese architecture and interior design, we also added a touch of Thai interior design." Donavanik further pointed out that Dusit has long been considered a Thai-focused hospitality company. He said: "Not a lot of hotels can say that, so I'd like to think that, as a hospitality company, we understand who we are. I hope our team will continue to do that." Coping with evolving demographics During the course of the session, Allison pointed out the recent trend of travellers being considerably younger these days. He raised a key point as to whether Dusit International will make adjustments to cater for younger guests or if the matter will be one for sub-brands like Dusit Princess or dusit d2 to get into. Donavanik pointed out that the recently revitalised Dusit Thani Bangkok would serve as a good case study for this. He explained: "I remember when we first launched the hotel: some of the families I knew wanted their children to get married at the Dusit Thani like they'd been. The children, however, would say that they weren't sure if they wanted to go with Dusit Thani because, at the time, our hotel was old-fashioned." But following the hotel's extensive refurbishment, younger customers have expressed greater interest in it. As Donavanik puts it: "I think that, for any good property, it needs to be one that even younger guests can enjoy. They don't have to come to us everyday, but they can come whenever they wish. In fact, I hope that we will continue to draw all kinds of people to our hotels.'

Centara raises the bar for Thai hospitality through its growing global portfolio

Thai hospitality operator Centara Hotels & Resorts accelerates its global business enhancement strategy with the opening and transformation of iconic five-star and luxury hotels in some of the world’s most desirable destinations. Through the expansion of its exclusive Centara Grand and Centara Reserve brands, the group continues to uphold its celebrated standards while remaining true to its Thai family heritage, advancing its goal to be a top 100 hotel company worldwide by 2027. Spearheading the growth is the distinguished Centara Grand brand which opened an exquisite new resort in the Maldives earlier this year, following recent luxury openings and renovations in destination hotspots, Osaka and Bangkok. Coming up later this year is the unveiling of a revitalised version of one of the world’s leading heritage hotels in Hua Hin, Thailand, a country which will also welcome the second Reserve brand in Krabi. Centara Hotels & Resorts chief executive Thirayuth Chirathivat said: “It is with a great sense of pride that we bring Thai hospitality to the world. We look forward to further growth over the years as we elevate our positioning as a hotel group, opening, restoring and repurposing hotels and resorts in leading destinations around the globe.” Centara Grand: distinguished accommodations in distinctive destinations Acclaimed five-star brand Centara Grand has delighted guests with its distinguished hospitality for over four decades. Today, it continues to expand in dream destinations: back in April of this year, the highly-anticipated Centara Grand Lagoon Maldives opened its doors on The Atollia by Centara Hotels & Resorts, the multi-island destination in the Indian Ocean. The sophisticated private retreat, where gracious Thai hospitality meets Maldivian allure, immerses guests in endless personal space, unrivalled private stretches of beach, world-class dining experiences, and one-of-a-kind, transformative wellness journeys. From the elegant beachfront and overwater pool villas to gastronomic highlights including a Mediterranean beach club and overwater sunset champagne bar, and holistic wellbeing at Spa Cenvaree Retreat, guests are assured of moments of indulgence and tranquillity in equal measure. Centara Grand is also elevating hospitality in Asia’s most dynamic gateway cities. Centara Grand Hotel Osaka marked Centara’s inaugural hotel in Japan in 2023, and has quickly become a preferred option for domestic guests, international travellers and local diners. In Bangkok, the flagship Centara Grand at CentralWorld is the destination-of-choice for high-end travellers. Following an extensive refurbishment, it has reinforced its status as a major Bangkok landmark with its chic rooms & suites and sky-high culinary venues. Long heralded as Thailand’s number one family resort, Centara Grand Mirage Beach Resort Pattaya on Thailand’s Eastern Seaboard, has also been completely transformed. The multi-award-winning Lost World-themed resort recently renovated its rooms, suites, facilities and water park, positioning it for an exciting new era of family-friendly five-star Thai hospitality. Nestled on Thailand’s gulf coast, Centara Grand Beach Resort & Villas Hua Hin is one of the world’s leading heritage hotels, as recognised by CNN Travel, with a history dating back to the 1920s. The timelessly elegant beachfront retreat, blessed with colonial-style architecture, sweeping green lawns, and a picture-perfect sandy shore, is undergoing a thoughtful restoration programme to elevate the hotel while preserving its essence. Contemporary flourishes, inspired by the history of the building, complement original features as the charming story of the Railway Hotel is celebrated throughout. Centara Grand Lagoon Maldives is directly connected to Centara Mirage Lagoon Maldives, a vibrant underwater world-themed family resort, via a private bridge, affording guests unprecedented access to thrilling water attractions and extended dining experiences at the neighbouring resort should they be so inclined. The newly built resorts are providing a new vision for Maldivian hospitality, with bespoke concepts to meet the needs of different types of travellers. Centara now offers a quartet of idyllic island resorts in the Maldives, under four distinct concepts: Centara Grand, Centara, Centara Mirage, and The Centara Collection. Centara Reserve: a tale of exceptional luxury Centara Reserve, Centara’s collection of luxury storytelling resorts, promises immersive experiences that weave graceful Thai service and laconic local narratives into every stay. The beachfront retreat features pool access rooms and ocean-facing villas, plus the world’s first Reserve Spa Cenvaree, curated culinary offerings, and inspiring activities. Having marked the brand’s debut in late 2021, Centara Reserve Samui has been recognised by numerous prestigious awards including one of Thailand's top 10 luxury “Beach Island Resorts" by Travel + Leisure. The world’s second Centara Reserve will soon start welcoming guests to a pristine private cove in Thailand’s Krabi province. The former Centara Grand Beach Resort & Villas Krabi, which commands unparalleled vistas of towering limestone cliffs and the Andaman Sea, is currently closed for a comprehensive renovation that will see it reimagined as the Centara Reserve Krabi: a secluded haven set to showcase luxurious rooms, suites and villas, bespoke dining, wellness, and personalised experiences that tell the story of this tropical Thai paradise. Chirathivat said of the upcoming resort: “We are excited to be entering the next phase of our long-term growth strategy as we enhance existing properties and develop new ones through our Centara Grand and Centara Reserve brands to delight new audiences and reward loyal customers. We are certainly anticipating an active and exciting next 40 years as we expand our portfolio and elevate our offerings across the world.”

Hospitality and travel professionals laud Maximum Occupancy West Coast 2025

Last week’s Maximum Occupancy West Coast 2025 conference brought together over 150 professionals from across Western Australia (WA)'s hotel, tourism, and accommodation sectors. Held at the Pan Pacific Perth, the event is widely being praised as the best event of its kind in WA as it delivered cutting-edge insights, practical strategies, and vital industry connections. A major highlight of the day was the keynote address by WA minister for tourism Reece Whitby who emphasised the significance of tourism to the region's economy. Whitby outlined the government's continued investment in the sector and its commitment to positioning Western Australia on the global tourism map. An inspiring vision Tourism Western Australia’s managing director Anneke Brown addressed participants with a high-energy and motivational keynote. In her speech, Browne shared her vision for the future of tourism in WA and encouraged the industry to think boldly and act with confidence. The event also featured a full-day program of expert speakers and panel discussions on topics including staffing and retention, direct booking strategies, AI in hospitality, sales performance, major events and occupancy, and future-forward F&B trends. Now in its second year in Perth, Maximum Occupancy West Coast continues to establish itself as a must-attend event for WA's accommodation and tourism professionals, not only for the learning opportunities but also as a much-needed platform to bring the industry together.

Sabre Hospitality unveils AI integration with SynXis Booking Engine

Sabre Hospitality announced the latest enhancements to SynXis Concierge.AI, extending AI capabilities to the SynXis Booking Engine. This integration provides instant, intelligent responses across key guest-facing hotel channels – including websites, email, social platforms, and voice. Concierge.AI is managed and monitored through a unified inbox that delivers powerful insights to drive conversions, increase website engagement, and streamline operations – saving both time and cost. Hotels can configure the solution at chain, brand, or property level, ensuring consistency and control across their portfolio. “A year ago, we launched SynXis Concierge.AI within our Customer Care & Delivery team to provide faster, more accurate support. At the time, we said our goal was to thoughtfully expand AI across our portfolio to truly move the needle for hoteliers and their guests,” said Scott Wilson, President, Sabre Hospitality. “We’re now beginning early adopter testing of Concierge.AI within the SynXis Booking Engine this June, and next month, we’ll make it available via the Community Portal – placing this capability directly in our customers’ hands. With deep integration into the booking engine, this delivers a seamless, elevated guest experience.” Key new features of SynXis Concierge.AI include: ▪ Booking Agent – An AI-driven chatbot embedded within SynXis Booking Engine that handles real-time queries, room recommendations, booking support, FAQs, and local suggestions. Available in over 50 languages, it delivers quick, personalised responses that increase conversion rates, reduce booking abandonment, and capture direct bookings that might otherwise go to OTAs. ▪ Email Automation – Uses generative AI to process large volumes of guest emails by extracting key travel information (such as travel dates or party size) and generating personalised offers. This boosts response speed, booking efficiency, and eases staff workload. ▪ Social Connect – Facilitates AI-powered guest engagement across major social platforms including Facebook, Instagram, Messenger, and WhatsApp Business. Managed via a single inbox, it enables consistent brand messaging and provides valuable insights into guest sentiment and emerging trends. ▪ Voice Connect – Integrates an AI phone agent into hotel telephone systems, offering 24/7 support for enquiries, bookings, and call transfers. This increases operational efficiency while providing personalised service over the phone. “Since opening our flagship property 160 years ago – the first hotel to feature air conditioning, hydraulic lifts, and hot and cold running water in guest rooms – innovation has always been at the heart of our approach,” said Sean Seah, Senior Vice President – Strategy, Technology and Innovation, Langham Hospitality Group. “Sabre’s SynXis Concierge.AI solution significantly enhances our ability to respond to multilingual guest enquiries and booking requests, while preserving the intuitive, human touch that defines our service.” Amy Read, Vice President of Innovation at Sabre Hospitality, added: “We equip hoteliers with tools to engage travellers with speed, yet always with a human feel. SynXis Concierge.AI enables them to scale service, increase conversion, and operate more efficiently – all without compromising the guest experience. What differentiates these tools is their capacity to merge automation with personalisation, empowering hotels to retain their unique brand voice while enhancing efficiency. As personalisation deepens, we remain focused on delivering solutions that allow brands to lead the narrative – blending intelligent automation with controlled support.”

TDM x Vikram Malhi: How tech hesitancy slows AI gains in hospitality

Travel Daily Media recently sat down with Vikram Malhi, co-founder of Singaporean hospitality tech start-up ZUZU Hospitality Solutions to talk about why tech hesitancy has led to the slow adoption of artificial intelligence (AI) in the hospitality sector. According to Malhi, AI will help level the playing field for smaller independent hotels, enabling them to compete with the global industry's bigger players. As he puts it: "They need AI to be able to do a lot of the heavy lifting that big chains are doing by hiring hundreds of people. The way for them to compete against the big chains chains is by adopting the technologies that will help them to automate a lot of their tasks and make their teams far more efficient than the competition's."

C9 Hotelworks: Koh Samui tourism and hospitality grew steadily in early 2025

Hospitality and travel consultancy C9 Hotelworks reports that the Koh Samui hotel and tourism market is demonstrating solid growth through the first four months of 2025. Per the Samui Hotel & Tourism Market Review 2025, growth in the sectors was supported by strong air and cruise arrivals, stable hotel performance metrics, and impressive European market engagement. Between January and April of this year, Koh Samui International Airport recorded 1,127,832 passenger arrivals, representing a nine percent increase over the same period in 2024. This follows a strong performance in 2024, which saw total air arrivals reach 2.78 million, reflecting an increase of 21 percent year-on-year, surpassing pre-pandemic levels in 2019. Cruise tourism also contributed to overall growth, as the island welcomed 35 cruise ships carrying 65,792 passengers in the first four months of 2025, marking a six percent year-on-year increase. In 2024, Samui hosted 50 cruise liners, nearly doubling the number of arrivals compared to the prior year. C9 Hotelworks managing director Bill Barnett said: “Koh Samui is increasingly attracting wellness-focused travelers who are contributing to a shift in the island’s tourism profile. Properties such as Kamalaya continue to lead the way in capturing this segment, characterized by year-round visitation and longer average stays. We’re seeing Thailand, and Samui in particular, benefiting from a global uptick in wellness tourism, which offers strong potential for sustainable, high-value growth in the hospitality sector.” Resilience as 2025 came in Hotel sector performance remained resilient, as occupancy levels peaked in January 2025 with an 8% increase year-on-year. While there was some softening in Q1 during the Chinese New Year period, overall 2024 occupancy rose 12 percent compared to 2023. Average Daily Rate (ADR) continued to climb, with a nine percent year-on-year increase in 2024 and a notable 21 percent year-on-year rise recorded in April 2025 STR’s Asia Pacific area director Jesper Palmqvist remarked: “Koh Samui’s hotel performance in early 2025 reflects a steady and encouraging trend. We’re seeing meaningful growth in both occupancy and average daily rates, signaling sustained demand in key source markets and a positive pricing environment. The market is not only recovering but also showing signs of structural stability, supported by disciplined supply growth and targeted international connectivity.” Europe remains the leading international source region, accounting for 56 percent of arrivals in 2024, driven by travelers from Germany, the United Kingdom, and France. Growth in these markets has been supported by expanded codeshare agreements between Bangkok Airways and 30 global carriers. Another boost to airlift is the Singapore Airlines Scoot service which not only services regional travelers but links into SQ’s Lion City hub for long-haul passengers’ easy transit. Remko Kroensen, area general manager for Banyan Tree Samui and Banyan Tree Krabi, weighed in, saying: “The long-haul market has performed exceptionally well for us this year. It's been a key strategic focus, and we're pleased to see that effort translating into strong results.” In the pipeline Meanwhile, the hotel development pipeline within the area signals continued investor confidence, and Koh Samui currently has 634 registered accommodation providers with 24,188 keys. While overall supply has remained stable with a five-year CAGR of one percent, new branded properties are scheduled to open in the near term, including Nivata Koh Samui (Tapestry Collection by Hilton, opening Q4 2025) and SO/ by Sofitel and Fivelements Samui (both expected in 2026). Centara Reserve Samui’s director of sales and marketing Thansita Sirapastuwanon said: “The pandemic challenged us to rethink luxury through safety, sustainability, and innovation. As travel rebounds, demand from both traditional and emerging markets continues to strengthen Koh Samui’s position as a leading luxury destination.” With regard to further prospects for this year, Barnett remarked optimistically: “Barring any external disruptions, sustained demand from European and Asian source markets, combined with limited new hotel supply and ongoing infrastructure investment, are expected to support continued growth in arrivals, hotel occupancy, and rates throughout the remainder of the year.”

Karim Bizid takes chief operating officer post at Chedi Hospitality

Chedi Hospitality formally appointed Karim Bizid as its new chief operating officer in a strategic leadership move that marks a defining moment in its evolution. With an expanding portfolio of landmark destinations and private residences, the appointment reinforces Chedi Hospitality's vision to deliver exceptional experiences, cultural authenticity, and guest-centric innovation. In his new role, Bizid will oversee global operations and the implementation of brand standards across new and existing properties. He will play a critical role in shaping the group's operational frameworks, guiding teams, and supporting the seamless opening of upcoming developments in Europe, the Middle East, Asia, and beyond. Chedi Hospitality CEO Stephan Schupbach said of Bizid: “Karim's appointment as Chief Operating Officer is a natural evolution of his leadership and a reflection of the value he brings to our brand. As we expand into new destinations and strengthen our global presence, Karim will ensure our operations are both agile and aligned to our ethos. His deep understanding of the brand and its people makes him a key pillar in our next chapter.” Bizid himself said: “I am honoured to step into this new role at such a pivotal time for Chedi Hospitality. Having witnessed the brand's transformation first-hand, I am deeply inspired by our vision and proud to be a part of the next phase of growth. I look forward to working closely with our talented teams and partners worldwide to shape operations that are as thoughtful and distinctive as the destinations we create.” In his new role, Bizid will guide the group's operational performance, embedding innovation across the guest journey, and cultivating a unified culture of service across properties. A firm believer in people-first, grounded leadership, he is known for fostering high-performing teams and creating environments that enable talent to flourish. This announcement follows the group's recent evolution from GHM to Chedi Hospitality, a move that signals a new era for the brand. With a refreshed visual identity, a broadened portfolio including The Chedi Private Residences and the forthcoming Serai brand, and a renewed commitment to 'A Voyage Unbound', Chedi Hospitality continues to chart a course defined by elevated living, purposeful travel, and exceptional service. Meet Karim Bizid Bizid’s leadership will be pivotal in ensuring that each destination upholds the refined values and distinct identity that define the Chedi experience, one rooted in intuitive service, architectural elegance, and meaningful guest connection. With over two decades of expertise in luxury hospitality, he brings a results-oriented mindset and deep regional knowledge. His tenure as Regional Vice President of Operations and General Manager of The Chedi Muscat has been marked by award-winning success and a legacy of excellence. Under his stewardship, the flagship property earned recognition as Number One Hotel in the Middle East by the Condé Nast Traveller Readers' Choice Awards 2024 and was named World's Leading Luxury Beach Resort & Spa by the World Travel Awards in both 2023 and 2024, further cementing its status as a regional icon. Fluent in Arabic, French, English, and German, he brings a global sensibility to his role and a collaborative spirit that resonates across teams, owners, and partners. He holds a Hotel Management diploma from Cornell University and EHL Swiss School of Tourism and Hospitality.

Frasers Hospitality expands Modena by Fraser’s brand presence in China

Frasers Hospitality recently announced the expansion of its Modena by Fraser brand presence with two new property openings in Mainland China: Modena by Fraser Shenzhen and Modena by Fraser Wujiaochang Shanghai. Strategically located in two of China's most dynamic cities, the openings demonstrate Frasers Hospitality's commitment to delivering contemporary, design-led accommodation for modern travellers. Frasers Hospitality chief executive Eu Chin Fen said: "The China market is central to our long-term strategy for Asia. Our two new Modena by Fraser properties represent a significant step in strengthening our presence in this region, while allowing us to reinforce our competitive advantage and differentiation with experience-led stays that resonate with today's modern travellers." Company chief operating officer Chew Hang Song added: "These openings reflect our continued focus on operational excellence and local market relevance. The expansion of the Modena by Fraser brand presence in China addresses a clear gap in the extended stay segment, offering apartment-seekers trusted, reliable and purposefully designed living spaces, backed by over two decades of creating homes away from home." Adjusting to residents’ needs Both properties offer flexible living spaces that adjust to residents' needs, such as dedicated white zones that can be used for yoga, gaming, or other activities depending on individual preferences. Practical kitchenettes provide everyday convenience, while communal areas are designed to encourage social interaction. These features are supported by regular community programmes that bring residents together. These elements reflect Modena by Fraser's approach to intuitive living, combining comfort, functionality, and a sense of belonging. The additions of Modena by Fraser in Shenzhen and Shanghai mark the brand's seventh and eighth property in China, representing another step forward in Frasers Hospitality's efforts to deepen its presence in Mainland China and further strengthening its leadership in the extended-stay segment. These properties are part of a larger expansion pipeline, reinforcing the group's commitment to delivering lifestyle-driven residences across the region. Shenzhen: The art of connected living Modena by Fraser Shenzhen, which initially opened on 29th March, brings a refreshed take on flexible urban living in the heart of Luohu District within the Greater Bay Area. The residence features 325 contemporary apartments, ranging from smart studios to spacious two-bedroom units, all thoughtfully designed with multi-functional areas to support both short- and long-term stays. Housed in the distinctive Shennan 1001, a landmark development in Shenzhen designed by London-based PLP Architecture, the tower's spiral façade draws inspiration from traditional Chinese scroll paintings, creating a poetic silhouette on the city skyline. The city's first Modena by Fraser property offers direct connectivity to Hong Kong and is mere minutes away from the Luohu, Wenjindu, and Liantang border crossings, and a short drive to Luohu Port. It is also conveniently connected to the Shenzhen Metro via Lines 2, 5, and 8. Among the lifestyle amenities are a pickleball court, alongside a gym, yoga studio, relaxation lounge, lobby café, and outdoor barbecue area, all designed to support active living and foster a connected community. With its vibrant setting, thoughtful design, and award-winning service, Modena by Fraser Shenzhen presents a fresh option for cross-border professionals and leisure travellers alike. Shanghai: Urban power and dynamism Modena by Fraser Wujiaochang Shanghai offers a well-balanced lifestyle for business travellers and academics, blending inspiration, connectivity, and community in one of the city's most bustling neighbourhoods. Located in the heart of Yangpu District, in close proximity to the Wujiaochang commercial hub, Modena by Fraser Wujiaochang Shanghai is situated close to global tech companies, premium shopping centres, and top educational institutions, Fudan University and Tongji University. The property recently had its soft opening last 20th May and offers 307 fully furnished studios, one- and two-bedroom apartments with sizes ranging from 23 to 66 sqm. Designed to enhance productivity and relaxation, the property features a range of thoughtfully curated facilities from a tranquil landscaped garden at the entrance and a serene relaxation room to a yoga studio and gym equipped with state-of-the-art smart mirrors. Guests can host business and social events in versatile meeting spaces and the stylish Common Room with amphitheatre seating. For gourmet meals, the property's restaurant serves up a delectable mix of Cantonese and local Shanghai cuisine promising a rich culinary experience. Within easy access to multiple bus routes and Metro Lines 10 and 18, the residence fuses the energy of a creative academic community with exceptional urban convenience.

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Amazing Thailand Travel and Hospitality Golf Classic Phuket 28-29 September 2024

Come and join the Amazing Thailand Travel and Hospitality Golf classic in Phuket on 28th-29th September, inclusions round of golf at Red Mountain and Laguna Golf Phuket, 2 nights stay at Laguna Phuket, dinner and lunch, shirt, all transfers, live scoring, amazing prizes and free flow drinks.

Amazing Thailand Travel and Hospitality Golf Classic Bangkok 11th September 2024

Come and join the Amazing Thailand Travel and Hospitality Golf classic in Bangkok on 11th September, inclusions Green fee, Cart fee, Caddy fee, Buffet dinner, Shirt, Live scoring, Amazing prizes and free flow beverages

3rd Hospitality Japan Conference #HJC2024

3rd Hospitality Japan Conference #HJC2024 is scheduled for October 8-9 at The Capitol Hotel Tokyu, stands as a pivotal part of Hospitality Asia Media's expansive Hospitality Asia Event Series, spanning across the Asia Pacific region. This comprehensive conference encompasses three pivotal summits: Hotel Investment Summit Japan #HISJ, Hotel Design Summit Japan #HDSJ, and Hotel Revenue Summit Japan #HRSJ, each tailored to address key facets of the hospitality industry in Japan.

7th Hospitality Philippines Conference #HPC2024

The 7th Hospitality Philippines Conference 2024 stands as a pivotal gathering for over 400 delegates and 80 esteemed speakers from across the Philippine hospitality and tourism industry. This year, we're bringing together a diverse array of professionals – from hotel chains to government entities, and from real estate firms to eco-tourism advocates. Our attendees include academic institutions, branding agencies, consultants, lawyers, technology providers, and many more, each bringing their unique expertise to the table.

4th Hospitality Malaysia Conference #HMC2024

Dive into the heart of Malaysia's vibrant hospitality scene at the 4th Hospitality Malaysia Conference (#HMC2024), a cornerstone event in the renowned Hospitality Asia Event Series managed by Hospitality Asia Media Pte. Ltd. Scheduled to unfold in the dynamic landscape of Malaysia, this event is set to convene a diverse array of professionals, from interior designers to fintech experts, and from property developers to spa consultants, mirroring the comprehensive and multifaceted nature of the hospitality industry.

3rd Hospitality Thailand Conference #HTC2024

#HTC2024 is a pivotal event in Thailand's hospitality industry, is scheduled for May 15-16 at the Eastin Grand Hotel Sathorn in Bangkok.

7th Hospitality Vietnam Conference #HVC2024 April 3-5, 2024 Caravelle Saigon, Ho Chi Minh City

The conference promises a vast array of knowledge dispersed across three uniquely curated summits: Hotel Investment Summit Vietnam (#HISV), Hotel Design Summit Vietnam (#HDSV), and Hotel Revenue Summit Vietnam (#HRSV).

4th Hospitality Asia Forum – Park Royal Collection Marina Bay, Singapore

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2nd Hospitality Japan Conference – ANA Crowne Plaza Osaka

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2nd Hospitality Thailand Conference – Eastin Grand Hotel Sathorn Bangkok

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6th Hospitality Philippines Conference – Marriott Manila

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3rd Hospitality Malaysia Conference – Sheraton Kuala Lumpur

With the rosy prospects, there are a good number of challenges faced with hotel operations and revenue generation including slow return of foreign tourists, manpower shortage, high wages, high operating cost, overheads, supply chain issues. The Hotel Revenue Summit will address the key issues and practical plans to tackle these obstacles in order for hotel operators to capture a revenue rebound for 2023 and onwards.

July – Exotic Hospitality Conclave 2019, Phuket

The Exotic Hospitality Conclave will bring together the leading stakeholders from the hospitality industry representing the leading operators, developers and investors who will gather for a day at the most compact, comprehensive and all-encompassing summit to deliberate on the hotels of the future and also meet world class suppliers from all aspects of a hotel operation to meet their current and future project requirements.

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