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2026 Programme
09:40 – 10:25 Market Insights

Beyond the Horizon

A sharp, data-driven deep dive into the financial and economic currents shaping the UK hotel industry. The panel will unpack raw macroeconomic data, tying CPI changes and debt finance realities directly to RevPAR, ADR, and disposable guest spend.

Jeavon Lolay
Jeavon LolayLloyds Banking
Dave North
Dave NorthLloyds Banking
10:25 – 11:10 Operations

Frontline Fortitude

Hotel operators are caught in a pincer movement: skyrocketing supply chain and labour costs on one side, guests demanding flawless value on the other. This panel digs into asset management, smart cost-control, and building operational agility across diverse portfolios.

Julie White
Julie WhiteAccor
David Anderson
David AndersonAimbridge EMEA
David Hart
David HartRBH Hospitality
11:30 – 12:15 Leadership

The Modern Anchor

Managing a modern hospitality workforce demands a shift from old-school hierarchy to empathetic, visionary leadership. These industry standard-bearers explore how to inspire loyalty across multi-generational teams, foster open communication, and maintain personal mental resilience.

Christian Masters
Christian Mastersart'otel Hoxton
Caroline Gregory
Caroline GregoryThe Lovat Hotel
Simon Numphud
Simon NumphudAA Media Services
12:15 – 13:00 Events Market

The New Roar of MICE

The MICE sector looks radically different than it did a few years ago. From hyper-personalised retreats to tech-heavy hybrid conventions, this session uncovers what today's corporate planners actually want from a venue — and how to maximise yield per square foot.

Shonali Devereaux
Shonali DevereauxMIA
Varun Shetty
Varun ShettyThe Belfry Resort
14:00 – 14:45 Development

Blueprint for Growth

Despite tight credit markets, the appetite for strategic hotel development remains fierce. Brands and asset managers discuss the shift toward conversions, brand repositioning, and adaptive reuse over ground-up builds.

Tim Davis
Tim DavisPACE Dimensions
Gavin Taylor
Gavin TaylorClermont Hotels
Paul Blackmore
Paul BlackmoreHilton
David JM Orr
David JM OrrResident Hotels
14:45 – 15:30 Technology

Beyond the Buzzwords

AI is already driving revenue and plugging labour gaps. This panel cuts through the jargon to showcase how automated guest messaging, contactless check-ins, and predictive analytics can save thousands of labour hours.

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AI SpecialistRBH Management
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15:55 – 16:40 People & Culture

People First

Recruitment is tough, but retention is where the real battle is won or lost. Industry leaders share actionable advice on mental health initiatives, flexible working models, and defined career progression pathways.

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16:40 – 17:05 Crisis Management

When the Custard Hits the Fan

In a 24/7 digital world, a single bad incident can escalate into a viral PR nightmare within minutes. A compressed, highly practical session delivering an actionable blueprint for emergency communication and brand protection.

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Adagio FY revenues rise 7% to €339m amid strong occupancy rate

Adagio FY revenues rise 7% to €339m amid strong occupancy rate

The group, which ended the year with 130 properties across 16 countries, welcomed 1.6 million guests – spelling a 14% increase on 2024

In this episode we speak to Philip Lassman, managing director UK&I at Numa. Philip spoke about the lessons learned from his time at Hilton, IHG and Accor, and how his early roles have shaped his leadership approach, the rise of aparthotels and why guests are increasingly seeking flexible and locally connected stays, how Native by Numa sites root themselves in their local neighbourhoods, and Philip’s plans for growing the Numa brand.

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Adagio has reported a 7% rise in revenues to €339m (£297m) in 2025, excluding franchise operations, as the aparthotel operator’s average occupancy rate rose by three points to 81% during the period. 

The group, which ended the year with 130 properties across 16 countries, welcomed 1.6 million guests – spelling a 14% increase on 2024. Room nights sold also grew by 8% as the business expanded its European footprint.

Leisure travellers accounted for 55% of stays, while business travellers made up 45%. Business guests stayed for an average of 5.2 nights.

Direct sales through proprietary channels at Adagio now represent 50% of all bookings. The company stated this indicates a strengthening of direct customer relationships.

The firm opened new locations in London, Stuttgart, and Bordeaux last year. 

Adagio also signed a management partnership with the Sergic Group, which covers nine properties under the Adagio Access brand. The deal increases the number of properties operated by the brand in France by 8%.

The company plans to renovate eight sites in 2026 as part of a strategy to modernise the portfolio and ensure service consistency.

Internal metrics showed a net promoter score of 52.1. The brand aims to further standardise the customer journey across its international network.

Xavier Desaulles, chief executive of Adagio, said: “Aparthotels today meet evolving expectations, more space, greater flexibility, longer stays, and this is what drives our momentum. 2025 confirms the strength and resilience of our model.

“After an exceptional 2024, we have continued our growth trajectory while enhancing the quality of the experience we offer our guests. I would like to commend the remarkable commitment of all our teams, both in the field and at headquarters, as well as the renewed confidence of our partners, in particular the Sergic Group, with whom we have reached a key milestone in our development.”

He added: “We will approach 2026 with confidence and vigilance, with a clear ambition: to make Adagio the benchmark for aparthotels in Europe, through operational excellence in service of the guest experience, the quality of our locations, and the strength of our brand.”

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