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Hôtellerie

Pendant les périodes de croissance ou d'incertitude, Marsh peut aider votre entreprise du secteur de l'hôtellerie à réduire votre coût total des risques, ce qui vous permet de prendre des décisions commerciales plus stratégiques en toute confiance.

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L'augmentation du tourisme et de la mondialisation ont contribué à la croissance du marché de l'hôtellerie.

Aujourd'hui, dans un contexte d'évolution régulière des restrictions de voyage, les hôtels et restaurants sont confrontés à une demande inégale, à une capacité limitée et à une incertitude persistante, ce qui rend la budgétisation et la planification financière plus difficiles. La reprise à long terme pour les entreprises du secteur hôtelier nécessitera l'adoption de nouveaux modèles d'exploitation, de nouvelles technologies et une planification axée sur les données pour prévoir les tendances émergentes, notamment les réflexions renforcées sur la sécurité et les préoccupations croissantes des consommateurs.

Les performances dans le secteur hôtelier dépendent fortement du marché et du type d'actif, ce qui rend essentielle une approche plus individualisée des prévisions. Chez Marsh, nous disposons de plus de 800 spécialistes dédiés à l'assurance et la gestion des risques dans le secteur hôtelier, prêts à vous aider à créer un programme de contrôle des pertes qui vous aide à mieux anticiper et gérer les risques.

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The hospitality industry is a broad category made up of dozens of business types. Any operating model that invites members of the public to eat, sleep, or take part in a leisure activity falls under this category, including:

  • Accommodation services: Hotels, luxury resorts, motels, lodges, bed and breakfasts, and inns.
  • Dining and leisure: Restaurants, bars, movie theaters, and spas.
  • Activity-oriented businesses: Golf courses, sailboat rental, bicycle rental, horseback riding, skiing, amusement parks, and indoor water parks.

Due to the distinct risks associated with each of these categories, hospitality businesses can benefit from a unique coverage and risk management strategy designed to protect guests, staff, property, and revenue.

Organizations within the hospitality sector will need coverage similar to standard business policies. This includes traditional areas of risk, such as fire, theft, and vandalism, and property insurance for the physical structure of your business.

However, you’ll also need to consider coverage for the more unique aspects of your business model, including:

  • Business interruptions: Equipment breakdown insurance helps you get up and running as soon as possible in the event that something stops working or if you experience a power outage, storm, or natural disaster. For example, if refrigeration equipment fails and you have to dispose of large quantities of food, this will help you repair systems and replace lost goods as quickly as possible.
  • General liability: This includes areas of risk such as injuries and food contamination that are more likely to happen given the environment of a hospitality business.

Additional considerations should be factored into a comprehensive risk management strategy, including mandatory workers' compensation, liquor-related liabilities, and cybersecurity coverage. Business leaders are advised to assess their operating model to identify core areas of vulnerability.

Dramatic changes in visitor behavior, spending power, and consumer expectations affecting both leisure and business travel are expected to influence the hospitality industry for years to come.

As consumers’ perception of safety and risk continue to fluctuate, there are several other areas of risk for the hospitality sector to contend with, including:

  • Sharing economy: The increased popularity of online lodging marketplaces has led to significant cannibalization. Investments in new amenities and experiential travel opportunities will be essential in recapturing market share.
  • Staffing shortages: Hospitality companies should identify and address wage and worker satisfaction issues to increase employee retention and maintain the level of service customers expect.
  • Guest-facing technology: Technology is expected to be incorporated across operations as a means of enhancing the guest experience. In addition to making updates such as digital keys and room controls, businesses must contend with increased cybersecurity vulnerabilities, including attempts to compromise reservation systems.

At Marsh, our dedicated hospitality specialists can help business leaders analyze industry risks and trends and assess areas of vulnerability. Leveraging our proprietary analytics, we’ll work with you to devise a program that generates the right risk financing and mitigation decisions for your business strategy.

BEASSUR SA au capital de 1 500 000 DHS - Intermédiaire d’assurance régi par la Loi N°17-99 portant code des assurances.

Autorisation du Ministère des Finances N° C1430CA2022173 du 28 mars 2022.