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Hawthorn has come under fire after its huge loss to Sydney including a call on “the biggest blight in the game” at large.

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Pritesh | Independent Hotelier Production started off great (1% Room Revenue of total property), but has diminished almost completely over the 5 past months (Europe).

It's a pity, the type of clientele fit the concept perfectly.

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Will be interesting to see what computations and twisting of statistics David King will use to justify having Geelong below Carlton in his seedings again tomorrow night. #FoxFooty #FirstCrack #AFLCatsBlues

Today I want to make a prediction for how I think hotel industry will look like in 10-20 years, so Twitter can hold me accountable 😉

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Kingys' explanation of hawthorn's defence against Sydney showing redundant defenders and a trade up defence with no influence is amazing. Thank you

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7/10 On the flip side, I expect the luxury and unique experience segment to grow massively. New players will be focusing on growing niches and communities, creating memorable hospitality experiences. Traditional luxury (e.g., Four Seasons) will remain stable.

5/10 Many will mimic the tech stacks and designs of companies like Sonder, Numa, Limehome, and BobW, thereby becoming indistinguishable commodities without unique selling points.

6/10 This shift means more hotels will adopt the tech stack and designs of companies like Sonder, Limehome and Numa, thereby becoming indistinguishable commodities without unique selling points (just like most chain hotels).

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Hotels are Awesome Where would you say we’re at today in contrast? If I understand your viewpoint is basically increased stratification on both ends of the market. The middle will get squeezed out to better competitors on the budget end or high end