Scandic Hotels’ Interim Report Q3 2022: Scandic’s Best Quarter Ever
The hotel market is recovering rapidly and after two consecutive record quarters Scandic is anticipating good demand for the rest of 2022.
The hotel market is recovering rapidly and after two consecutive record quarters Scandic is anticipating good demand for the rest of 2022.
The U.S. has so far opened 343 new hotels with 39,772 rooms in 2022, with another 182 hotels / 22,261 rooms anticipated before year’s end.
Will open doors for guests to enjoy valuable and exclusive benefits faster, with VIP members advancing to the highest tier twice as fast.
With its modern facade and Nordic-inspired interior, the attractively located 234 room hotel will offer travellers unique experiences.
Both Danes and Danish companies demand sustainable accommodation, and now the country's most climate-friendly hotels have been determined.
January through March the emirate welcomed 3.97 million overnight visitors, representing a massive 214 per cent growth year-over-year.
The hotel will be centrally located beside the train station, and with 15 floors it will be a new landmark in the city.
Along with unique loft-style rooms, the hotel features inspiring event, meeting and coworking spaces along with a trattoria and bars.
Following two years of Covid delays, war, labour shortages, and high inflation, Europe’s hotel construction pipeline is slowly improving.
At the end of Q2 the construction pipeline is just slightly less than the all-time high set in Q1 and up 7% by projects YOY and 6% by rooms YOY.
The top five markets with the largest hotel construction pipelines in the US are Dallas, Atlanta, Los Angeles, New York and Phoenix.
The music, art, design and fashion-inspired hotel, features a unique rooftop experience with a bar, outdoor terrace and impressive views.
The island destination of Skiathos is known for its unspoiled natural beauty and exquisite sandy beaches on the blue waters of the Aegean Sea.
Marriott International has resumed share repurchases as Marriott’s second quarter results highlight consumers’ love for travel.
Both net sales and adjusted EBITDA reached their highest levels ever, while indebtedness dropped sharply as a result of strong cash flow.