智通财经APP讯，大酒店(00045)发布公告，2025年第二季度半岛酒店大中华地区平均可出租客房收入为 2448港元;其他亚洲地区为2821港元;美国为5415港元，欧洲为7838港元。 2025年第二季度半岛酒店大中华地区平均房租为3883港元;其他亚洲地区为4608港元;美国为7534港元及 欧洲为12549港元。 2025年第二季度半岛酒店大中华地区客房出租率为63%;其他亚洲地区客房出租率为61%;美国为72%及 欧洲为62%。 ...

截至2025年6月30日止6个月，集团的综合营运利息、税项、折旧及摊销前营业盈利上升63%至6.43亿港 元，去年同期为3.95亿港元。计入2024年出售伦敦半岛住宅公寓所带来的收益，综合利息、税项、折旧 及摊销前营业盈利上升了19%。 于2025年6月30日，集团的股东应占净资产达355亿港元，而本集团的净对外债务与资产总值比率为 25%，仍属可以接受的水平。 格隆汇8月6日丨大酒店(00045.HK)公布中期业绩，2025年上半年，集团取得强劲的营运业绩，综合营运 收入较去年增长13%至32.81亿港元(撇除2024年同期出售4套伦敦半岛住宅公寓所带来的非经常性收入 17.07亿港元)；股东应占亏损为2.89亿港元，亏损同比收窄35%；股东应占基本亏损2.16亿港元，亏损同 比收窄16%，每股亏损0.17港元。 伦敦半岛住宅公寓共有24套，截至2025年6月30日，已有17套完成销售，另有1套于2025年7月完成销 售。目前，最後6套住宅公寓已正式推出发售。 ...

较平日上涨十余倍 据经视直播报道，近日，有网友发视频称，八一七稻米节音乐会在长白山（603099）举行，举办地附近 的长白山北坡集散中心二道白河亚朵酒店房价飙升至4000到5000元，较平日上涨十余倍。 8月6日，携程APP显示，8月16日-18日，该酒店仅剩高级大床房和尊享园景大床房可预订，价格分别为 2867元及3307元，这一价格是8月该酒店房价的峰值，而到9月回落至500元左右。 据了解，八一七稻米节音乐会8月17日19:30在吉林省航空护林中心(长白山站)举办。 长白山市场监督管理局工作人员表示，他们已就此事约谈了酒店，平台前期展示的高价房型未有实际成 交记录，最终成交价为两三千元，且酒店提供了配套增值服务。 工作人员进一步解释，酒店可以根据市场经济自主定价，旺季价格会稍微上涨，但针对八一七稻米节音 乐会部分酒店异常涨价行为，他们已进行约谈和告诫。 (综合经视直播、江南都市报) ...

据媒体报道，中国连锁酒店品牌亚朵酒店(ATAT.US)正考虑在香港进行二次上市，目前正与顾问机构洽 商及筹备香港IPO事宜，预计集资额达数亿美元，但交易规模及时间表等细节尚未最终落成。 知情人士透露，亚朵此举是担心在美国面临退市风险，因而考虑采取相关行动。 官网资料显示，截至2024年12月31日，亚朵在中国209个城市共经营1,619间酒店，提供超过18万间客 房，当中有1,593间为管理酒店，另有741间在建酒店，预料涉及近8万间客房。 ...

Group 1 - The Nanjing cultural tourism market has seen significant growth in 2023, with new attractions and activities attracting visitors to stay longer [1][4] - The average occupancy rate of star-rated hotels in Nanjing for the first half of the year was 60.2%, surpassing the provincial average by 12.76 percentage points [2][5] - Total revenue from star-rated hotels in Nanjing exceeded 20.57 billion yuan, with an average room price of 486 yuan per night [2][5] Group 2 - The Huangpu Hotel reported a 76% occupancy rate in the first half of the year, which increased to 94% during the summer peak season, with 85% of guests coming from outside the province [2][3] - Other hotels, such as Jinling Hotel and Nanjing Intercontinental, also reported high occupancy rates, with Jinling Hotel reaching approximately 83% and Nanjing Intercontinental exceeding 90% during weekends [2][3] - Innovative marketing strategies, such as fan-friendly packages and partnerships with travel agencies, have contributed to the success of these hotels [3][5] Group 3 - The city has implemented various supportive policies to empower the hotel industry, including live streaming and collaborative marketing efforts [5][6] - The "Enjoy '1+3' Discount Activity" launched in May allows ticket holders of major events to receive discounts on local attractions, accommodations, and dining, with 323 businesses participating [6] - A new service called "Easy Travel Nanjing" has been introduced, providing luggage delivery to homes, enhancing the overall visitor experience [6]

Core Insights - Marriott International reported a 5% year-over-year revenue increase to $6.74 billion, exceeding analyst expectations of $6.67 billion [1] - Adjusted earnings per share (EPS) were $2.65, higher than the anticipated $2.61 [1] - Revenue per available room (RevPAR) grew by 1.5%, primarily driven by the leisure market [1] Financial Outlook - The company expects full-year revenue growth of 1.5% to 2.5%, revised from a previous forecast of 1.5% to 3.5% [1] - Adjusted EPS is projected to be between $9.85 and $10.08, slightly adjusted from the prior estimate of $9.82 to $10.19 [1]

Group 1 - The core revenue composition of Zhejiang Wenhui Media Co., Ltd. for the year 2024 is as follows: textile industry accounts for 93.58%, other businesses for 4.87%, film and television industry for 1.08%, and hotel industry for 0.48% [1] Group 2 - As of the announcement date, Huang Chunhong, the director and deputy general manager of Zhejiang Wenhui Media, holds approximately 2.98 million shares, representing 0.2566% of the total share capital [3] - Huang Chunhong plans to reduce his holdings by up to approximately 740,000 shares, which is not more than 0.0642% of the company's total share capital, within three months after 15 trading days from the announcement date [3]

Group 1: Company Performance - The company reported a basic net loss of HKD 86 million for the first half of 2025, compared to a profit of HKD 74 million in the same period last year, primarily due to an increase in impairment provisions for development properties to HKD 211 million [1] - The group's revenue increased by 5% to HKD 654 million, while operating profit decreased by 40% to HKD 125 million, mainly attributed to development properties [1] - The basic loss per share was HKD 0.28 [1] Group 2: Revenue Breakdown - Hotel revenue rose by 1% to HKD 426 million, with operating losses reduced by 33% to HKD 29 million [1] - Revenue from Hong Kong increased by 4% to HKD 383 million, with operating losses narrowing by 69% to HKD 11 million, mainly due to an increase in occupancy rates [1] - Mainland revenue fell by 17% to HKD 43 million, with operating losses widening to HKD 18 million [1] Group 3: Investment Property and Development - Investment property revenue decreased by 22% to HKD 96 million, with operating profit down 23% to HKD 85 million, primarily affected by a decline in retail rental income [1] - Development property revenue increased to HKD 58 million, but the profit was minimal, resulting in an operating loss of HKD 1 million [1] Group 4: Market Conditions - The local consumption in Hong Kong remains weak, reflecting ongoing economic uncertainties, with residents favoring nearby regions with competitive prices for travel [2] - Encouraging signs of recovery are emerging, with inbound tourist arrivals to Hong Kong increasing by 12% year-on-year [2] - Retail sales in Hong Kong ended a long-term decline in May, growing by 2.4% compared to last year, which could further boost local consumption if the trend continues [2]

Group 1: Company Performance - The company reported a basic net loss of HKD 86 million for the first half of 2025, compared to a profit of HKD 74 million in the same period last year, primarily due to an increase in impairment provisions for development properties to HKD 211 million [1] - The group's revenue increased by 5% to HKD 654 million, while operating profit decreased by 40% to HKD 125 million, mainly attributed to development properties [1] - The basic loss per share was HKD 0.28 [1] Group 2: Revenue Breakdown - Hotel revenue rose by 1% to HKD 426 million, with operating losses reduced by 33% to HKD 29 million [1] - Revenue from Hong Kong increased by 4% to HKD 383 million, with operating losses narrowing by 69% to HKD 11 million, mainly due to an increase in occupancy rates [1] - Mainland revenue fell by 17% to HKD 43 million, with operating losses widening to HKD 18 million [1] Group 3: Investment Property and Development - Investment property revenue decreased by 22% to HKD 96 million, with operating profit down by 23% to HKD 85 million, primarily affected by a decline in retail rental income [1] - Development property revenue increased to HKD 58 million, but the profit was minimal, resulting in an operating loss of HKD 1 million [1] Group 4: Market Conditions - The local consumption in Hong Kong remains weak, reflecting ongoing economic uncertainties, with residents favoring nearby regions with competitive prices for travel [2] - Encouraging signs of recovery are emerging, with inbound tourist arrivals to Hong Kong increasing by 12% year-on-year [2] - Retail sales in Hong Kong ended a long-term decline in May, growing by 2.4% compared to last year, which could further boost local consumption if the trend continues [2] Group 5: Challenges in Mainland China - The hotel industry in mainland China continues to face challenges due to weak economic growth and low consumer spending [2] - Intense competition among regional attractions is further exacerbating operational pressures on domestic hotel enterprises [2]

Core Insights - Nanjing has actively promoted the integration of culture, commerce, tourism, and sports, leading to a vibrant weekend experience for residents and visitors alike [1][3] - The city has introduced various discounts and packages for tourists, enhancing the appeal of attending events and exploring local attractions [2][4] - The "football economy" is emerging as a new engine for urban vitality, with significant increases in visitor numbers and spending during events [3][10] Cultural and Sports Events - Nanjing has hosted numerous cultural and sports events in the first half of the year, contributing to a 7.3% increase in revenue for the cultural, sports, and entertainment sectors [1][11] - The city ranked among the top destinations for domestic travel, with "Nanjing 3-day tour" becoming a popular group travel product [3][11] - The introduction of the "Follow the Performance (Event) to Tour Nanjing" initiative has attracted more visitors, with positive market feedback [4][5] Economic Impact - During the Dragon Boat Festival, Nanjing's attractions received 1.712 million visitors, showcasing the impact of sports events on tourism [3] - The sports industry revenue grew by 19.3% in the first half of the year, driven by events like the "Su Super" league [10] - Overall, Nanjing welcomed 116 million domestic and international tourists in the first half of the year, achieving a 10.1% increase in tourism revenue to 148.3 billion yuan [11] Consumer Engagement - The city has developed a variety of promotional activities, including the "1+3" discount program for event attendees, which has seen participation from 323 businesses [4][5] - On July 5, the "Su Super" match attracted 1.425 million visitors across various viewing locations, generating 340 million yuan in sales [7][10] - The integration of sports and cultural events has created new consumption scenarios, enhancing the overall visitor experience and driving economic growth [8][11]