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Chelsey Leffet

  • Managing Director, Northeast Region Leader, HVS
Washington, D.C.
As seen in: HVS, HospitalityNet, Hotel News Resource, Hotel Online, HotelExecutive, Hospitality Trends
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Market Snapshot: Asia Pacific 2025 - Hotel Transactions and Performance Insights

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By Patrick B. Nau, Chelsey Leffet
| Hospitality Trends
Hok Yean CHEE of HVS reports that the Asia Pacific hotel market in 2025 shows signs of cautious optimism, with a slight decline in transaction volumes but resilient travel demand and selective regional growth. While China, Japan, and South Korea remain the most active markets, infrastructure projects and upcoming hotel openings across the region indicate potential growth.
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HVS Report - Island of Opportunity: Curaçao’s Tourism Transformation - By Patrick B. Nau Original

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By Chelsey Leffet
| Hospitality Trends
The Caribbean has long captivated travelers with its natural beauty, year-round sunshine, and vibrant culture. Within the ABC Islands (Aruba, Bonaire, and Curaçao), Curaçao has recently emerged as a standout, fueled by its distinct identity, growing investments, and increasing global visibility.
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Developing Hunting Reserves & Resorts in the Middle East Region: Key Success Factors - By Annie Bastin Fernandez

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By Chelsey Leffet, Maxime Gauthier, Sophie Perret
| Hospitality Trends
Experience-led tourism presents an opportunity to develop conservation-driven hunting reserves in the Middle East. Success depends on balancing exclusivity with accessibility, embedding sustainability, diversifying experiences beyond hunting, and offering strong F&B and wellness programs. Transparent conservation funding and operational efficiency will be key to creating a new, credible nature-based hospitality segment.
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