Planning sustainable growth will be the leitmotif of the 4th edition of the Italian Hospitality Investment Conference (Ithic), with sustainability the key word at the event to be held in Rimini on 10 and 11 October.
Real estate and finance are big players
Experts and professionals from the real estate and financial sectors will meet with hospitality leaders from ten different countries from 10 to 11 October at the Grand Hotel and Palacongressi in Rimini. They will discuss how to choose and build a path for growth and sustainable development in hospitality from an environmental, social, and financial perspective. Organized by Teamwork Hospitality, under the technical-scientific direction of the consulting firm Thrends, Ithic is a unique B2B event aimed at hotel groups, investment funds, banks, real estate developers, consulting firms, law firms, and sector operators.
Looking at the outlook for the market in the post-Covid era
The presence of a select group of 700 delegates will offer valuable opportunities for meeting and making new contacts, and at the same time will be a chance to renew relations with the professional world of operators. Major issues will be on the table such as hotel development over the next two years, financing for urban redevelopment projects, the search for margins in leisure and business, and the outlook for the market in the post-Covid era.
Many leading global CEOs will speak
Among the prominent names that have already confirmed their presence on the Ithic stage will be Sebastien Bazin, CEO of Accor, Ramon Aragones, CEO of Nh Hotel Group, Josh Littman, Vice President of Sh Hotels & Resorts, Timo Gruenert, CEO of Oetker Collection, Corrado Passera, founder & CEO of illimity Bank, as well as representatives from Blackstone, Azora, Bank of America, Boscalt, Cerberus, Kkr, Stoneweg and Goldman Sachs.
Government agencies will interact with international investors
The 2022 edition of Ithic will also be a showcase of investment proposals and opportunities specifically designed for public institutions. Government agencies and public institutions will in fact have the opportunity to promote their investments and present their asset enhancement projects to an audience of international investors.
