360°: the global hospitality news round-up, 13.11.2026 | From Marseille to Manila via Dublin and Quang Tri

🔎 Trend of the day: buildings given a second life. A legendary restaurant changing hands, a royal barracks in search of an investor, a former industrial site, a one-time health retreat, a 1959 modernist hotel and abandoned building sites in Vietnam: everywhere, hospitality is reinventing itself on existing assets rather than on greenfield land.

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🍽️ Sale | After 40 years at the stove, Gérald Passedat is handing over Le Petit Nice, Marseille’s first three-Michelin-star restaurant (2008), to the Saadé family (CMA CGM), already a minority shareholder. The establishment, which has 16 sea-view suites, will keep its name and close for a year of works. The chef stays on as special adviser to the family, which already owns the Yaca in Saint-Tropez. #LePetitNice #Marseille #Gastronomy

🏛️ Heritage | The Centre des monuments nationaux (CMN) has launched a call for private investors to bring 9,000 sq m of historic buildings in the heart of Rambouillet (Yvelines) back to life, including the Caserne des Gardes (Guards’ Barracks), opposite the château, which has been under CMN management since 2024. #Rambouillet #Heritage #CallForProposals

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Cruises, Australia | Ana Sofia Ayala named Managing Director, Asia Pacific at Scenic Group

Scenic Group, the Australian luxury river cruise, yacht cruise and touring company, has handed its Asia Pacific region to Ana Sofia Ayala. She spent seven years leading the commercial division of Voyages Tourism Australia and eight years at Royal Caribbean before that, and she starts in mid-January. The group celebrates its 40th anniversary this year and is getting ready for new ships.
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Paris, France | Cécile Leclerc appointed Development Director at Esteem

Esteem, the Paris-based hotel group founded by Timothée de Courcy, has entrusted its development to Cécile Leclerc. A former M&A lawyer, she went on to work at JLL, LVMH Hotel Management and EXTENDAM, where she led ESG policy. She took up her post in November 2026 to support the group's next stage of growth.
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Bastia, France | Anne-Marie Spinosi appointed President of MedCruise

MedCruise, the association of cruise ports in the Mediterranean and its adjoining seas, appointed Anne-Marie Spinosi as its President in November 2026. She was previously the association's Senior Vice-President, and she heads the cruise business of the Corsica Chamber of Commerce. She succeeds Theodora Riga as MedCruise celebrates its 30th anniversary, and her priorities are partnerships and more sustainable cruising.
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New York, United States | Melissa Krueger appointed President of Global Travel Collection

Internova Travel Group has named Melissa Krueger, until now CEO of Classic Vacations, President of Global Travel Collection (GTC), its luxury division of more than 1,500 travel advisors. Announced in New York on 12 November 2026, the appointment follows GTC's transformation into a unified $2.4bn business under Angie Licea, whom she succeeds.

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