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Only 10% to 20% of broken appliances are repaired. Beyond being a significant cost for consumers, this practice proves to be an environmental disaster. Instead of throwing away 100g of broken parts, a user discards 45kg into the landfill.

To address this issue, Martin Hacpille launched EverEver, revolutionizing the French industrial approach to household appliances. His mission? To offer sustainable and made-in-France appliances by extending the lifespan of products. To achieve this, EverEver carefully selects materials to reduce impact by 45% and minimize the use of mineral and fossil resources by 70% compared to a standard dishwasher on the market. EverEver also prioritizes easily repairable products throughout their lifespan, achieved through simplified design and availability of spare parts for 20 years.

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Significant occupancy rates, remarkable average prices, encouraging reservation portfolios, and restored tourist flows… Collected by EXTENDAM with the support of various partners, the indicators from the 2023 edition of the Hotel Industry Barometer are clear: the European hospitality industry, and particularly the French sector, has leveraged the post-Covid rebound to regain promising operational performance over the past year.

Find the 2023 Hotel Industry Barometer in the Hotel Special Issue of Business Immo

While many Haussmann-style apartments have seen their layouts change over the years to accommodate various uses (residence, office), the era of concrete construction has somewhat frozen the possibilities for interior design.

Today, technological innovations and construction methods allow for the creation of adaptable homes. This is the case with Styléa, a residence of 33 units in Malakoff conceived and designed by the architectural firm AIR Architectures, which can evolve according to the residents’ desires. Flexibility guided the building’s structure, enabling interior changes to be made at a minimal cost. Olivier Leclercq, co-founder of the firm, explains: “The secret lies in discreetly incorporating ‘fuseable’ elements such as doors, walls…“.

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During the 4th session of The Tourism Factory, more than 80 industry professionals, along with students from ESSEC’s MSC in Hospitality Management, shared their ideas on the theme of the new value sharing in the hotel industry.

The resulting report then revisits the keys, avenues for reflection, and solutions for the creation and sharing of this value among all stakeholders in order to maintain a healthy balance within the ecosystem. The goal to assist professionals in opening the doors to an appealing hospitality.

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A young nonprofit organization based in the Loire region, Silver Anana aims to enhance the inclusion of elderly individuals in society. Spearheaded by Jonathan Eudeline, the project aims to support individuals who are questioning their lives after retirement, through various complementary approaches: group workshops, individual guidance, and the use of self-guided tools.

Silver Anana provides advice, tools, and concrete solutions for retirees, enabling them to choose and organize the retirement they wish to experience, and (re)discover their role in community life.

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In an interview with Business Immo, Jean-Marc Palhon, Chairman of EXTENDAM, analyzes the favorable winds that have propelled the European hotel industry despite a challenging macroeconomic environment. He also discusses how EXTENDAM has maintained a dynamic activity over the past year. These themes will also be addressed tomorrow morning during the presentation conference of the 2023 hotel industry barometer organized by Business Immo. With various indicators compiled by EXTENDAM with the support of its partners, the barometer provides insights into the dynamics of hotel and tourism activity in France and Europe.

Key figures, analyses, and investment perspectives in the hotel sector will also be discussed by industry professionals and experts. Join us tomorrow morning from 8.30 am to 10 am at the Cercle de l’Union Interalliée.

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Phase 1 of the Lumières Pleyel project, with construction set to begin this year for initial deliveries by 2027, will feature the development of eight buildings ranging from 12 to 17 stories. This ambitious project, the largest of its kind in the Île-de-France region, encompasses 116 housing units under the real solidarity lease arrangement, 247 market-rate housing units, 74 social housing units, and 44 intermediate rental units (transferred to Plaine Commune Habitat). The project also envisions a cultural and tourist program, characterized by meticulously designed architecture contributed by several architects including Maud Caubet Architectes, Snøhetta, Chaix & Morel et Associés, Ateliers 2/3/4/, and Mars Architectes.

As the winner of the Inventing Greater Paris 1 competition, the consortium Les Lumières Pleyel is led by Sogelym Dixence. Business Immo provides an overview of the project’s stages.

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The 4th edition of La Fabrique du Tourisme brought together over 80 professionals and industry experts, along with students from ESSEC MSC in Hospitality Management, to exchange ideas and propose keys to a new value sharing in the hospitality industry. This topic is crucial for enhancing the attractiveness of hospitality, not only for customers but also for employees and investors.

Enriched with insights, discussions, and inspiring case studies, this new edition was sponsored by Laurent Taïeb, founder of the GLT – Laurent Taïeb Group.

Marie Poussin, Director of the Western Region at Bpifrance, Johanna Wagner, Coordinator of ESSEC MSc in Hospitality Management students, Pulles Bertrand, Deputy General Manager of EXTENDAM, and Vanguelis Panayotis, General Manager of MKG Consulting, founders of La Fabrique du Tourisme, explain: “Once again, hospitality entrepreneurs have revisited established facts and have not hesitated to question their operating models to strengthen their resilience“.

The report will soon be available on the La Fabrique du Tourisme’s website.

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On Monday, June 12th, hospitality professionals and experts will address the numerous challenges of the industry. Topics such as development, CSR, and new sector opportunities will be explored by market players, including Romain Gowhari, General Manager of Younight Hospitality, in what promises to be an engaging day of discussions and reflection.

Mark your calendars for June 12th at the InterContinental Paris Le Grand hotel, starting at 8:30 am!

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This was one of the questions posed last Thursday by Le Journal du Grand Paris to Patricia Pelloux, Deputy Director of Apur, Jonathan Soisson, in charge of Grand Paris and Paris 2024 Olympic and Paralympic Games projects at Paris Île-de-France Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Quentin Gesell, Vice-President of Greater Paris Metropolis, responsible for sports development and Mayor of Dugny, Emmanuel Constant, Vice-President of the Seine-Saint-Denis Departmental Council in charge of education and the Paris 2024 Olympic and Paralympic Games, Laurence Thouveny, CEO of Orange Île-de-France, Isabelle Vallentin, Deputy CEO of SOLIDEO, and Antoine Berbain, Deputy General Manager of Haropa Port.

We are delighted to have prepared and moderated this exciting roundtable as part of the preparatory Matinales of the Assises du Grand Paris, which will take place on November 14th, 2023, at the Maison de l’Océan in Paris.

Mark your calendars for November 14th, 2023, at the Maison de l’Océan for the major event of the Assises du Grand Paris!

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