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Picture this: endless azure waters, golden sunsets, and lavish retreats where elegance meets innovation. The Mediterranean has always been the epitome of luxury, but now, it is also the epicenter of groundbreaking hospitality investments

The Italian hospitality sector is undergoing a profound transformation, driven by the entry of new players who challenge traditional models with innovative and personalised offerings. This evolution was the focus of the event Hospitality Talks: Strategic Assets for Modern Hospitality and New Players in Italian Tourism

Talks for a Change – the series produced by Medelhan and curated by Design Courier dedicated to exploring the latest changes in the landscape of real estate developments, prestigious hotel chains, and renowned investors – returns with a new episode on – literally – the heights of luxury

Talks for a Change, the regular appointment with luxury hospitality and the evolving changes in its vast landscape produced by Medelhan and curated by Design Courier, has returned with a new edition Made in Venice

Stella33, a company specialized in creating real estate value, hosts Medelha, the international community for A&D excellence, for the event “Hospitality Talks: Luxury Channels – Navigating Between the Most Prestigious Hotels and New Investments,” at Palazzo Isola Nova in Venice

Created to explore the latest luxury trends dominating the capitals of design and architecture, the Talks For a Change series by Medelhan Production continues an innovative approach to well-being and to the value of a total experience.

The real estate landscape of Miami is undergoing a significant transformative change, with branded condos at the forefront, representing the latest frontier of luxury residential living

What is the epicentre around which Design Week revolves? Amidst projects, innovations, networking aperitifs, and cocktails, where do you look for the fair? Here are some answers

Exploring the trends of luxury to be understood not as ostentation, but as an innovative approach to well-being and a ‘total experience’. This is the direction taken by the new season of Talk for a Change

The hotel industry is not only changing bedsheets, but reshaping the landscape of design, architecture, and everything in between – however, aren’t we forgetting something?

Data, assumptions and forecasts on Milan’ busiest week of the year.  It is just February, and yet Milan’s busiest week of the year is not that far away. We are talking about Design Week

Hospitality vs Food, or rather, as Senior Director at CBRE Spain Roberto Sablayrolles prefers to call it, Hospitality plus Food. This was the theme of 

A whole new platform dedicated to the themes of travel and experience has just landed on the market. Experiential marketing is in fact a major focus in the global hospitality landscape, which is giving rise to new dedicated realities.

Navigating the Double-Edged Sword of Design in a $-Driven World. The official definition of “design” is provided by the vocabulary of the arts: “aesthetics and design in modern mass production” we read.

The global luxury hospitality market synthetized in ten minutes. This was the well achieved purpose of Andrew Dickey’s – Managing Director at Hotels & Hospitality, JLL Miami – for his talk at the 3rd of October Miami episode of Talks for a Change, the Medelhan Media Production series 

CSR, an acronym for Corporate Social Responsibility, is today such a relevant business factor to be among the first points in the strategies of major international corporations

Over the last three years, the prices of the Italian hospitality industry have risen sharply. This is what results from the observation of capital markets transactions. 

Rome, a city with a high calling to tourism, is returning to a recovery phase after three challenging years. 38% of global travelers who choose Italy are in search of culture, food, wine and events. This data diverges from the pre-pandemic drivers

Why is the geography of the city of Miami not comparable to any other in terms of Real Estate? Why does the condo market represent the future of US real estate? What is the “Seller’s Paradox”?