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2025 Hotel Marketing: Top Hospitality Digital Marketing Trends

Social Hospitality

The world of hotel digital marketing is evolving rapidly. To remain competitive, hotels must adapt to the evolving expectations of tech-savvy travelers, who are increasingly demanding personalized guest experiences. What Are the Key Hotel Marketing Trends for 2025?

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Thailand's Hotel Market in 2025: Fewer Deals – Bigger Bets

Skift Blog

Skift Take: A new forecast from hotel broker JLL hits a note of optimism at a time when some critics worry Thai tourism is hitting the skids. Expect people to do fewer hotel deals in Thailand this year, but for those deals to be bigger. Read the Complete Story On Skift

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EVT puts major mixed-use development on the market

Hotel Management

EVT has listed its Sydney CBD property, 525 George Street, for sale, making it the largest mixed-use development to hit the market in the city since the 2022 sale of One Circular Quay. The Sydney hotel market is undersupplied and has experienced extraordinary RevPAR (revenue per available room) growth since the pandemic.

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Parkroyal Parramatta invests in design as Western Sydney hotel market heats up

Hotel Management

Close to significant attractions like the forthcoming Powerhouse Museum Parramatta and Western Sydney Airport, Parkroyal Parramatta expects to benefit from a surge in domestic and international tourism across Western Sydney in the coming years. “As

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Supply vs demand: CBRE’s New Zealand hotel market outlook

Hotel Management

An improvement in economic conditions is on the horizon with leisure and business tourism set to benefit, according to CBRE Director – Hotels and Leisure, Peter Hamilton. This will provide a boost to the market, particularly outside the peak periods when it is desperately needed.

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Exclusive: strong resurgence in New Zealand’s hotel market, JLL reports

Hotel Management

New Zealand’s hospitality and tourism sector is on a strong course, JLL New Zealand’s Director of Hotels and Hospitality, Nick Thompson, reports. Our hotels sector is bouncing back, with solid peak seasons that are often surpassing pre-Covid levels. However, the emergence of certain market trends is reshaping the industry.

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Rates drop in key New Zealand’s two largest cities

Hotel Management

Hotels in Queenstown, Christchurch and Rotorua have enjoyed a strong start to the year with increased room rates, driven by an uptick in international visitors, while New Zealands main centres of Auckland and Wellington saw a decline. While transactions in the hotel space have been infrequent, Anderson says it is starting to pick up.