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It all started in 2020 with the meeting of Céline and Sebastien Meslin, founders of the Vicartem group and Romain Gowhari, formerly in hotel consulting. During their exchanges, the latter realizes that they have all the cards in hand to meet the management needs of investors and hotel operators.
Together, they created Younignt Hospitality, a company whose vocation is to support hotel professionals from the acquisition of their hotels to their operation, including their renovation, the creation of a new hotel concept, their architecture or their design.
The company now has a portfolio of ten hotels and 40 apartments under management with the ambition of thirty establishments operated in France and Europe by 2030.
Committed entrepreneurs and leaders from Brittany and the Great West are meeting six days before the first round of the presidential election, to change the rules of the economy’s game, and put on the agenda of the candidates professional gender equality as a pillar and vector of the social and ecological transition of the economy.
What horizon to draw for the next five-year term? How can we draw inspiration from public policies on professional equality to engage all companies in the social and ecological transformation of their model?
So many questions that will be debated during the big debate co-organized by the Mouvement Impact France, Willa and Bouge Ton Groupe!
See you on April 4 at the Couvent des Jacobins!
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While the French hotel industry had started the month of February with the uncertainty caused by Covid and its variant Omicron, the gradual lifting of health restrictions stimulated its activity.
Thus, according to the EXTENDAM barometer on the impact of COVID on activity in the sector, Paris within itself, stands out again with an occupancy rate of 51% (+ 15 points compared to the previous month) at the end of February. Supported by winter destinations, the regions have an occupancy rate higher by +11 points (50%) compared to the start of the year. Other good news, the region is only -6 points below its normative level of activity in 2019.
On a European scale, the occupancy rate is 45%, i.e., + 14 points compared to January 2022.