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In June, hotel performance saw a slight decline compared to last year, but the outlook is very promising for the coming months. The monthly European hotel barometer conducted by EXTENDAM and its partners observes an occupancy rate in France reaching 75%, while regions such as Provence Alpes Côte d’Azur and Normandy recorded significant increases in RevPAR.
Axelle de Rodellec, asset management manager at EXTENDAM,highlighted: “It is important to remember that June 2023 was an exceptional month in France, especially in Paris where an occupancy rate of 92%, an average price of €310, and a RevPAR of €286 were recorded, corresponding to a 35% growth compared to 2022”
At the same time, hotel real estate continues to attract investors, with an investment of nearly €1.5 billion in the first half of 2024, confirming a significant enthusiasm for this key sector.
Professionals of the industry are eager to see Paris shine under the Olympic and Paralympic spotlights, while offering memorable experiences to visitors from around the world.
As a network for citizen energy transition, Énergie Partagée has just labeled its 350th project. This milestone testifies to the constant growth of citizen renewable energy production projects in France.
🔋 Énergie Partagée label, created in 2021, stands out as the reference for guaranteeing the public interest of renewable energy production projects. It promotes inclusive approaches that are economically and socially beneficial for the territories and ensures predominantly local governance.
Arno Foulon, Head of Expertise and the Énergie Partagée label, highlights: “The labeling of the 350th project confirms the relevance of encouraging territorial and multi-partner dynamics around renewable energy production. These plural setups ensure a balanced sharing of responsibilities and essential values for the development of renewable energies“.
According to UNICEF, access to quality education is a fundamental right for all children. However, many families living in priority neighborhoods in Île-de-France do not have the means or access to necessary resources to introduce their children to programming and emerging technologies. As a dynamic and committed association, Lab-Kids aims to bridge this digital gap by democratizing programming learnings for 6-12 children in these neighborhoods.
founded by Issa Doucansi, the association also encourage critical thinking, creativity, and teamwork, opening doors to job opportunities in the technology industry.
Lab-Kids thus creates a changemakers inclusive community, ready to tackle tomorrow’s challenges. Kudos to this initiative that changes lives and prepares young people to excel in the digital world!