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Allan Agerholm – Danmarks Nye Messekonge Allan Agerholm Overtog Pr APRIL/MAJ 2014 14. ÅRG. – NR. 34 Allan Agerholm – Danmarks nye messekonge Allan Agerholm overtog pr. 1. januar ledelsen af Bella Center, Nordens største messecenter, inkl. hotellerne Bella Sky Comwell og Crowne Plaza. På billedet flankeres Allan (t.h.) af messecentrets ny bestyrelsesformand, Oscar Chron. SIDE 4 Pris DKK 68,00 (Inkl. moms) TRAVEL TRAVEL P TRAVEL PEOPLE rykker bagud ... EO P LE TRAVEL PEOPLE er udvidet med en Business-sektion, som fremover vil udgøre første del af magasinet, og hvor artikler- ne bygger på kontante nyheder i modsætning til de mere person-relaterde reportager i TRAVEL PEOPLE-delen. Samti- digt indleder TRAVEL BUSINESS et samarbejde med Europe Magazine angående udveksling af redaktionelt materiale. MARTS/APRIL 2012 12. ÅRG. – NR. 28 Pris DKK 48,00 (inkl. moms) 70 ÅR I APRIL ERIK 12. årgang 2012 – Nr. 28 12. årgang 2012 – Nr. BJERREGAARD HOTELKONGEN AF ILULISSAT Side 6 TRAVEL BUSINESS – ny titel og ny udgiver ris DKK 68,00 ris DKK 68,00 (Inkl. moms) (Inkl. moms) TR TR TRAVEL BUSINESS er den ny hovedtitel på magasinet A A VE VE Travel People. Navneskiftet sker primært for at signa- L L lere adskillelsen af de egentlige nyheder, der oftest er P P EO EO business-relaterede, fra People-stoffet, der til stadighed P P LE LE vil være en af bladets mærkesager. Af samme årsag bevares titlen TRAVEL PEOPLE, der imidlertid flyttes længere bagud i bladet. Stofudvalget på People-siderne bliver det samme som tidligere – in- terviews og reportager om branchens mange spæn- dende personligheder, destination reports, info om rejsefolk på nye poster, mærkedage etc. MARTS/APRIL 2012 ris DKK 68,00 MARTS/APRIL 2012 ris DKK 68,00 (Inkl. moms) Samtidigt med overgangen til bladets(Inkl. ny moms) hovedtitel 12. ÅRG. – NR. 28 P O BOX 38, 2920 CHARLOTTENLUND,12. ÅRG. – NR. 28DENMARK TR TR sker en ændring på udgiversiden, idet det fremover er A A VE VE Global Travel Media ApS, som står for udgivelsen. Di- Preben Hansen Preben Jack Petersen L L P P rektør i selskabet er Preben Hansen, tidl. chef for Balkan Direktør, Redaktør, EO EO P P Holidays i Danmark. Global Travel Media ApS Travel Business og Travel People LE LE Preben Jack fortsætter som redaktør for TRAVEL PEOPLE, nu med hovedtitlen TRAVEL BUSINESS, og vil sammen med et antal free lance-medarbejdere, der har seriøs journalistik. Således vil vederhæftighed såvel som været knyttet til magasinet gennem nogle år, være ga- objektivitet til enhver tid være grundlæggende dyder rant for en videreførelse af bladets høje kvalitet. for artikler og reportager i TRAVEL BUSINESS. TRAVEL BUSINESS er medlem af organisationen Dan- TRAVEL BUSINESS / TRAVEL PEOPLE udkommer fort- MARTS/APRIL 2012 MARTS/APRIL 2012 ske Medier på lige fod med andre betydende fagtids- sat med fem udgaver om året – februar, april og juni 12. ÅRG. – NR. 28 P O BOX 38, 2920 CHARLOTTENLUND,12. ÅRG. – NR. 28DENMARK skrifter såvel som aviser fra de store bladhuse. i årets første halvdel samt september og november i TRAVEL BUSINESS holder fanen højt, når det gælder efteråret. 70 ÅR I APRIL 70 ÅR I APRIL Allan L. Agerholm - Ny Bella Center-chef: Allan L. Ager- La Santa renoveret for DKK 300 mio.: Club La Santa, holm er ny CEO i Bella Center-koncernen, der nu også inklude- grundlagt af Tjæreborg-præsten Eilif Krogager i 1983, er re- ERIK INDHOLD ERIKrer Crowne Plaza Copenhagen Towers. Han efterfølger Arne noveret og udbygget for DKK 300 mio. SIDE 34 Bang Mikkelsen. SIDE 4 12. årgang 2012 – N BJERREGAARD 12. årgang 2012 – N BJERREGAARD Ny strategiplan hos Atlantic Airways: Atlantic Airways, CONTENTS Hotellernes vindere og tabere: Læs Ole Egholms beretning færøsk luftfartsselskab, præsenterer ny strategiplan. Ruten om de dygtigste til at skabe profit i hotelbranchen - og om Færøerne-København beholdes som hovedobjekt. Side 46 HOTELKONGEN AF ILULISSAT HOTELKONGENtaberne, AF ILULISSSIDE 10 AT Mie Eje på Bali: Mie Eje, ex-hustru til entertaineren Thomas Side 6 Danhotel i RødbySide søger penge: 6 Danhotel i Rødbyhavn, der Eje, præsenterer sit nyt hotel på Bali. Side 54 r r i år har 50 års jubilæum, vil ruste sig økonomisk før den kom- . 28 . 28 70 ÅR I APRIL 70 ÅR I APRIL mende tunnelforbindelse mellem Lolland og Femern. SIDE 18 Turn-around på Ruths Hotel: Fhv. Maersk Air-pilot Peter Chr. Jensen har et to-cifret millionunderskud på Ruths Hotel i ERIK ERIK Skagen til et positivt resultat. SIDE 20 12. årgang 2012 – N BJERREGAARD 12. årgang 2012 – N BJERREGAARD Publisher: Postal Address: Next issue of GLOBAL TRAVEL MEDIA ApS P O BOX 38 TRAVEL BUSINESS HOTELKONGEN AF ILULISSAT HOTELKONGEN AF ILULISSA2920T CHARLOTTENLUND (incl. TRAVEL PEOPLE) President & CEO: DENMARK will be published Side 6 Side 6 PREBEN HANSEN at Monday 2nd of June, 2014 r r . 28 . 28 [email protected] PHONE: (+45) 3393 8700 Editor-in-Chief: (+45) 4093 8700 PREBEN JACK PETERSEN [email protected] E-MAIL & WEB: [email protected] Commercial Director: www.travelbusiness.dk LEIF ANDERSEN Art Director: SØS JENSEN, Artegrafix [email protected] Print: PE Offset 2 TAP Premium Lounge, Lisbon Business Class A330 Inflight service Lie-flat seat, Business Class NY FLYRUTE TIL BOGOTA OG PANAMA CITY Vi udvider fra juli 2014 vores rutenet til Syd- og Mellem - amerika. De nye ruter er planlagt med 4 ugentlige afgange. Fra København og Hamburg har vi daglige afgange til Lissabon, som er en transitvenlig og behagelig lufthavn! World’s Leading Airline To South America flytap.com and Africa TAP BOGOTA 245x340.indd 1 22/01/14 16.01 Allan Agerholm – Danmarks nye messe- og kongreskonge. Bella Center har vokseværk Allan Agerholm, Danmarks nye kongres-konge, sprudler af energi og er parat til at tage kampen op med europæiske storbyer, når det gælder kongres-markedet. Udviklings-ekspert udnævnt i afdelingen for messer og udstillinger. Af Preben Jack Petersen MERE END 60 PCT. af omsætningen ved kongresser Allan L. Agerholm, der er udnævnt til Bella Center’s [email protected] og konferencer, der finder sted i Danmark, sker i Bella administrerende direktør. Tidligere var han administre- Center i København, Nordens største MICE-center, og rende direktør for Crowne Plaza, hvis opførelse han idet giganten på området for nylig har formeret sig ved var en af ophavsmændene til i et tæt samarbejde med overtagelsen af nabohotellet Crowne Plaza Copenha- brødrene Rønje fra den dengang værende byggema- gen Tower, har virksomheden yderligere positioneret tador Sjælsø. sig på det nordiske marked. Kapitalfonden Solstra Gennem mange år har Bella Center haft status som Capital, der siden 1. januar i år har stået som ejer af Nordens største og førende messe- og kongrescenter, det samlede messe- og kongresforetagende, har lagt og chefen gennem mere end 20 år, Arne Bang Mikkel- ansvaret for den daglige drift i hænderne på 49-årige sen, kan personligt tage æren for virksomhedens flotte 4 mærksomhed, og ligeledes skrev hotellet historie med Nordens største hotel sine 812 værelser, der gjorde det til det hidtil største i Skandinavien. Desværre måtte det også erkendes, at Efter at Crowne Plaza Copenhagen Towers er budgettet for byggeriet var løbet løbsk, hvorefter de blevet overtaget af Bella Center A/S udgør kapa- samlede omkostninger blev DKK 250 mio. større end citeten i den samlede virksomhed: beregnet. • Nordens største hotel med 1.178 hotelværelser Imidlertid gav den daværende bestyrelse opbakning • 150 møde- og konferencelokaler til Arne Bang Mikkelsens synspunkt om, at det på den • 200.000 kvm. konference- og mødefaciliteter lange bane ville være blevet endnu dyrere for Bella med plads til mere end 30.000 personer (inkl. Center at stå uden hotel. Man gik derfor i gang med at Forum) forhandle til flere forskellige sider om kapitaltilførsel, • Flere end 500 fuldtids-medarbejdere men disse forhandlinger besværliggjordes af, at flere • En årlig omsætning på mere end DKK 750 mio. af BC’s ejere på grund af finanskrisen i 2008 havde økonomiske problemer i egne forretninger - et par af dem endda med konkurs til følge. Redningen for Bella Center kom herefter til at hedde placering på verdenskortet. Gennem hele perioden har Solstra Capital Partners, der forinden var gået ind med han ført Bella Center frem i forreste række og sørget kapital i Copenhagen Towers, som bl.a. rummer hotel- for at tiltrække store arrangementer som FN’s klima- let Crowne Plaza. Og med et ben i begge lejre – med topmøde COP15 i 2009, den olympiske IOC-kongres kun en kilometers afstand mellem sig – var det nærlig- Malina Lebrecht Hye er udnævnt til udvik- samme år samt mange andre. Hertil kommer afholdel- gende at tænke i fusion. lingsdirektør i Bella Center’s ny ledelse. sen af de årlige modemesser, biludstillinger, skomesser Ledelsesmæssigt forelå ikke noget problem. Løsnin- Hun betegnes som skarp og idérig - og m.m. hendes primæropgave bliver at tilføre Det var også Arnes idé, at Bella Center skulle have sektionen for messer og udstillinger nye sit eget hotel, uden at han dog havde forudset, at det vinkler og platforme. skulle ende med at omfatte så meget som to hotel- ler! I stort set hele den periode, Arne har bestridt po- sten som administrerende direktør i virksomheden på Amager, har han fightet for et messehotel. Men den ene krise har gennem årene afløst den anden, så de skiftende bestyrelser lagde alle sammen hotelprojektet på is – indtil man efter finanskrisen i 2007 sagde ’Nu skal det være!’ Året derpå kom så finanskrisen, men bestyrelsen havde mod til at holde fast i beslutningen om hotellets opførelse. Man udgik fra, at krisen ville være i afta- gende, inden hotellet stod færdigt. Det var den så kun i nogen udstrækning. Bella Center – Nordens største kongres- Redningen og messevirksomhed, som den tager sig 16. maj 2011 indviedes Bella Sky-hotellet.
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