The positive development of Swiss Youth Hostels

Similar documents
Crown Corporation BUSINESS PLANS FOR THE FISCAL YEAR Trade Centre Limited. Table of Contents. Business Plan

FEDERATION SQUARE MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA CORPORATE PLAN

Alfonso Cardenas Cua Intal Madelar Lubaton Veracruz Alfonso Cardenas Cua Intal Madelar Lubaton Veracruz

Crown Corporation Business Plans. Trade Centre Limited

Information meeting. Jean-Cyril Spinetta Chairman and CEO

Miba Group. Innovation in Motion Technologies for a cleaner planet

Press Release. Bilfinger 2017: Stable foundation laid for the future

Press Release. Bilfinger with dynamic start to financial year 2018

Air Namibia A Regional Carrier Transformation. Presented by: Theo Namases Managing Director

01 Amadeus at a glance

Marriott International, Inc. : Travel and Tourism - Company Profile, SWOT and Financial Analysis

NORWAY SWEDEN FINLAND RUSSIA DENMARK NETHERLANDS GERMANY POLAND BELGIUM CZECH REPUBLIC AUSTRIA HUNGARY SWITZERLAND CHINA MEDITERRANEAN SEA

Execution of WIN2016 programme currently underway, confirmation of underlying operating margin target of 5-6% for 2015/2016

JAL Group Announces its FY Medium-Term Business Plan

Summary of the bids for Switzerland, Geneva or Interlaken, geosuisse

Sydney Central YHA EBE Conference

BART PUBLIC-PRIVATE PARTNERSHIP IN BARENTS TOURISM Assessing tourism knowledge pool in Murmansk region institutions

Keep your talent. Keep your culture. Keep your say. ACQUISITION: this is where your legacy continues.

Cathay Pacific Airways Limited (293) - Financial and Strategic SWOT Analysis Review

integrated ANNUAL report 2012

Thor Basics: An Introduction to the Company. 1

5. Economic performance

JAL Group Announces FY Medium Term Revival Plan

QANTAS HALF YEAR 2015 FINANCIAL RESULTS 1

Finnair Q Result

SWISS posts stable first-half result

FROM LANDING TO TAKE-OFF: WE CARE! COMPANY PRESENTATION

Dalata Hotel Group Strategy Update. Dermot Crowley, Deputy CEO, Business Dev & Finance

TUI GROUP Annual General Meeting Friedrich Joussen CEO

Hampton by Hilton Istanbul Atakoy, Turkey HAMPTON BY HILTON. EMEA Development Brochure

Ramsay Health Care Limited Results Briefing Half Year ended 31 December 2018

G4S presents 2017 segmental results reflecting new organisation structure

STRATEGY OF DEVELOPMENT 2020 OF THE CCI SYSTEM IN UKRAINE

FY key data Passenger. Cargo. Maintenance. Other. Operating result in m. Revenues in bn -10.4% 78% 11%

First-half result 2015 MCH Group

STRATEGIC BUSINESS PLAN 2017

The Austrian Federal Economic Chamber. Representing the Interests of Business

PERTH AND KINROSS COUNCIL. Housing and Health Committee. 25 May Perth and Kinross Local Housing Strategy

NET-StaR -Network for Social Tourism and Regeneration Seminar 1 Mapping the territory: social tourism in regeneration and social policy

For personal use only

Creating Partnerships for Sustainable Tourism Development. Marjan Hribar M.Sc. Director general Directorate for tourism and internationalisation

The business. Business opportunities throughout the value chain

Kreola's Start-up has been financed through the owner's personal investment.

Steering the meetings industry in Kraków:

Aker companies investor day, London Jan Arve Haugan, President & CEO Eiliv Gjesdal, CFO

Talofa! Malo e lelei. Kia Orana. Hal o. Ia Orana. Maur i. Bula!

Iceland. Tourism in the economy. Tourism governance and funding

FROM LANDING TO TAKE-OFF: WE CARE COMPANY PRESENTATION

Ivor Ambrose, ENAT 26/4/2018

Achieve goals together

Song Rui Tourism Research Center, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences March 7, 2018, Berlin

2011 ANNUAL MEETING 11

ANA HOLDINGS Management Strategy Update

2010 ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING. May 4, 2010

AXA CORPORATE PRESENTATION

Agenda. 1 Group overview. Markets and customers. Corporate Governance. Operational performance. Financial transparency.

Where are tourism s missing links?

ANA HOLDINGS Announces Mid-Term Corporate Strategy for FY ~Strengthening the foundations of the business and looking into the future~

a world of opportunities europe & africa development information Hilton Manchester Deansgate, UK

Overview: Network Profitability and Performance Measurement. Andrew Jay Blackburn Principal Consultant 11 January, 2006

DRIVING PROFITABLE GROWTH. BJÖRN ROSENGREN President & CEO

MARRIOTT INTERNATIONAL 2017 SECURITY ANALYST MEETING. March 21, 2017

For personal use only

Interreg Vb /Prowad Link WP6.5. Feasibilitystudy, nature tourism routes around the North Sea Region Project description

TURTLE SURVIVAL ALLIANCE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

MARRIOTT INTERNATIONAL 2017 SECURITY ANALYST MEETING. March 21, 2017

Record Result. 2006/07 Full Year Results Investor Presentation. Moved on successfully following bid. Profit before tax % to $1,032 million

Current Issues in Tourism Policy Making in Hungary

JOB DESCRIPTION FBO Manager

E190 REPLACEMENT & FLEET UPDATE JULY 11, 2018

The Proposed Joint Ventures with The Straits Trading Company Limited And Toga Pty Ltd

Mackay Region. Destination Tourism Strategy

Virgin Australia Holdings Limited (ASX: VAH) H1 FY18 Results 1

INTRODUCTION to VOLARIS GROUP

TUI GROUP INVESTOR PRESENTATION

Visit West Lothian Strategic Action Plan

From: OECD Tourism Trends and Policies Access the complete publication at: Ireland

2005 Interim Results. September 7, 2005

MONROE CONVENTION CENTER EXPANSION UPDATE

2018 Annual Press Conference

Growth in annual revenue up 2.7% like-for-like and 1.5% as reported, with sustained business in emerging markets

Gerry Laderman SVP Finance, Procurement and Treasurer

Airbus. Tom Enders Airbus. 15 & 16 December 2011

Welcome to the General Shareholders Meeting Turning Vision into Value.

Corporate Presentation

2012 Result. Mika Vehviläinen CEO

The Strategic Commercial and Procurement Manager

Half Year F1 Results. November 4, 2015

Information meeting. Third quarter results. March 2011

GRI Report 2017 Key Figures / Finance 4

J.P. Morgan Aviation, Transportation and Industrials Conference

MINISTRY OF TOURISM AND RECREATION

Forward-looking Statements

Forward-looking Statements

Sometimes things go wrong bad practice in nature tourism

Executive Study Tour. Resorts, Hotels and Leisure Real Estates The Secrets of Switzerland

Agenda. Introduction Christine Ourmières-Widener. Financial Review Ian Milne. Performance Update & Outlook Christine Ourmières-Widener

ERW. 083/ ACC012/ th November Subject: Management's Discussion and Analysis period ending 30 th September 2012

Media Release. Qantas Group Full Year 2017 Financial Result 1. Sydney, 25 August 2017

2016 HALF YEAR RESULTS. Mandarin Oriental Hotel Group

Transcription:

HTW Chur, December 15 th, 2016 The positive development of Swiss Youth Hostels Fredi Gmür, CEO Swiss Youth Hostels

Community as a Fundament COMMUNITY SPIRIT CREATE ENCOUNTERS CONNECT GENERATIONS SHARE EXPERIENCES PROMOTE EXCHANGE

Swiss Youth Hostels today Our range of offer 52 Hostels (including 6 franchises) 6,317 Beds Guests 91 342 Members / frequent individual travellers worldwide more than 3.7 million Members 820 174 Overnights of which 746 988 in our own hostels 64% Switzerland; 21% Euroland; 10% Asia; 3% North/South America Employees 557 Employees 310 Fulltime positions 11.4 % Fluctuation rate of staff Commercial viability CHF 46.6 million in Operating Revenue CHF 8.3 million Cash Flow CHF 150 142 Productivity per Employee Properties CHF 170 million Building Insurance Value; Debt Ratio 34%

Our Milestones in the history 1924 Foundation of the co-operative for Youth Hostels with 14 independant regional associations 1932 Accession to the International Youth Hostel Federation 1945 201 Youth Hostels in Switzerland 1991 Merger of Association of Swiss Youth Hostels 1994 Opening of the Head Office in Zurich 1995 Loss of several millions - Matter of survival 1996 Repositioning Reorganization 2000 Strategic reorientation

Problem Statement Lacking profitability Insufficient number of guests Lack of investment activity Missing competitive ability

Our Mission Statement Swiss Youth Hostels strive to promote quality-oriented, socially responsible and environmentally sound tourism for young people and families, to focus on human relations, to live up to the idea of partnership on all levels, to strengthen our image and standing as the most important tourist organisation for young people and families, to achieve appropriate economic results in order to ensure the ongoing existence of our organisation

Our Forward Strategy Change (Social change) Values (History)

Our Structural Adjustments Swiss Youth Hostels Swiss Foundation for Social Tourism = Landlord Swiss Youth Hostel Association = Tenant Construction Maintenance Operations Rental fee

Our Organisation Chart

Our Strategic Planning Bylaws/Order Mission statement Organisational values Network Sustainability Vision, mission statement, strategic planning and targets form the stable foundation of a successful business venture!

Our Network Strategy Switzerland and Principality of Liechtenstein Touristic attractive regions and destinations A-Destinations (15 locations) Internationally well-known tourist centres B-Destinations (21 locations) Destinations with high demand from Switzerland and the neighbouring Euro region C-Destinations (17 locations) Other locations that complement a diverse range of offers and with good coverage of the national network, or youth hostels with historical significance.

Our Sustainability Strategy Economy Earnings and profitability Society Employee promotion and social commitment Environment Resource efficiency and environmental compatibility Short term actions focus on long term objectives!

Our Core Business

Our Quality Tools Classification hotelleriesuisse SwissLodge Quality assurance systems - Quality - Our Passion - HI-Q - ibex fairstay Label - EU-Umweltzeichen Contract suppliers Internal and external audits; mysteryshopping; operational division revision Areas of expertise: quality, construction, maintenance, F&B, non-food, hygiene, work safety Quality-Definition and -Management are guarantees of success.

Our Guest Segmentation Countries of origin CH DE EU South / North America South East Asia Pacific Families Families FIT s Seniors Business <20 Y 20 25 Y 26 34 Y 35 44 Y > 45 Y Groups Travel/ TO s Seminars Sport Handicap Clubs & Assoc. Schools Primary school Middle school vocational school Univ./Univ. of Applied Sciences Activities Snow Hiking Water Biking Touring Culture Sightseeing Events Shopping Spa General

New Market Situation Politically Threat of war Refugee streams Terrorattacks / Terrorfear Offer Supply diversity Increase in offer Digital distribution channels Price dumping Offer- and price transparency Socially Digitization Travel behavior Booking behavior Duration of stay Attractive winter sports Evironmentally Climate change Snow safety Economically Strong Swiss Franc Devaluation Euro BREXIT Economic crisis South America Hostelling International OTAs

Our Future Investments

Swiss Youth Hostels from the caterpillar to the butterfly Thank you for your attention!