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Hospitality Directions Europe:
Issue 17
This update ahead of our full forecast in November shows that despite the
economic slowdown, UK hotels continued to report good growth in the first half
of 2008.
PwC
podcast on the forecast for the UK hotel sector - February 2008
In this podcast industry experts discuss the forecast for the UK hotel sector
through to the end of 2009 and how the credit crunch is impacting the
industry.
Hospitality Directions Europe:
Issue 16
This edition focuses on the growth of supplier-only travel sites, why global
economic growth is driving demand for luxury goods and services making the
luxury hotel market big business and highly competitive, and the development of
state of the art hotels and conference facilities at iconic sports venues such
as Lords and Twickenham.
Hospitality Directions Europe:
Issue 15
This edition focuses on our latest UK Hotel forecast to 2008, with analysis of
markets in London, Manchester, Birmingham and Edinburgh, how hotels are seen as
attractive real estate investments across Europe and the opportunities for
extended stay hotels.
Hospitality Directions Europe:
Issue 14
This edition of the biannual research journal includes our latest UK Hotel
forecast to 2008, with analysis of markets in London, Manchester, Birmingham
and Edinburgh, how the niche lifestyle hotel market is performing and the
opportunities for companies in emerging markets.
Hospitality Directions Europe
- Issue 13
This edition includes our latest UK Hotel forecast to 2008, with analysis of
markets in London and regionally, an update on casinos throughout the UK, the
latest on corporate responsibility, and whether you can trust your franchisee.
There's also a special report on the strategies of the big four tour
operators.
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