The Annual Hotel Conference (AHC) is only weeks away: October 12th & 13th at the Hilton Deansgate in Manchester, England. The conference, which brings together Individual, boutique, consortium hotel owners, operators and managers, developers, investors, bankers, advisors, government agencies and other stakeholders connected to the hospitality industry, is this year expected to draw some 800-plus delegates.
From its beginnings as a small, invitation-only gathering targeted at the regional individual and small-chain hotel owner and operator, The AHC has grown over its 13-year lifetime into one of the UK's largest hotel industry events outside London.
#AHC2016 #Economic Overview will be presented by Trevor Williams - preview of topics to be discussed here:... https://t.co/VZLkXCJnvf
— The AHC (@AnnualHotelConf) September 6, 2016
To see this year's full schedule, click HERE.
To register, click HERE.
Historical sessions from 2009 - 2015 can be found HERE.
Testimonials about The AHC can be found HERE.
Hotels and restaurants bounce back from Brexit https://t.co/UzZOLT49uc via @BigHospitality
— The AHC (@AnnualHotelConf) September 6, 2016
The UK Market
With the Brexit just behind us, there is no better time than to convene to discuss UK hospitality and its markets. In its "2000-2015 Benchmarking RevPAR—What Lies Beneath," HotStats, a provider of profit and loss benchmarking to hoteliers from the UK, Europe and the Middle East, delved beyond RevPAR and into the hotel profit and loss statement to investigate how the UK hotel market has evolved over the last 15 years, providing detailed analysis on revenue growth and its correlation with the tidal shift in demand patterns, the resulting impact on cost and profit conversion and key trends likely to be challenging hotel profitability in the next few years.
You can download the entire whitepaper at HotStats website by clicking HERE.
For a shorter snippet, click HERE.