Business Travel The Hub: MagicStay in coworking mode

In September, MagicStay will be inaugurating a new coworking space called Business Travel - The Hub, combining the worlds of business travel and start-ups.
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MagicStay to open Business Travel - The Hub in September

While coworking spaces are multiplying in Paris and in every business destination, MagicStay is getting in step with the times by targeting the business travel community directly. The accommodation specialist dedicated to business travel and Meetings & Events customers is going to diversify its activities. MagicStay has begun construction of a new address, due to open in just over a month's time. This time, MagicStay will not be adding to its accommodation catalogue, but will instead be offering a workspace aimed at attracting start-ups and contributing to their development.

share best practice, networks and knowledge

This new business hub, called "Business Travel - The Hub will open its doors on 18 September à Neuilly-sur-Seine. It will be located in the same building as the MagicStay offices, on the ground floor.

The aim is to offer new entrants to the market not only an infrastructure, but also the opportunity to share knowledge and experience. " The aim is to welcome start-ups who are launching into the travel business and who want to share best practice, networks and knowledge of this highly complex market. "explains Valery Linÿer, co-founder and CEO of MagicStay. several start-ups are already interested ".

MagicStay is mainly targeting start-ups that are either just starting out or are nearing the end of their incubation phase. To attract these players, the Business Travel - The Hub space will be offering attractive rates compared with what is available on the market. booming coworking market.

 

MagicStay is not the only player 'outside' the coworking sector to try its hand, since the Mama Shelter hotels have also taken the plunge by launching their space Mama Works. According to an infographic recently published by Arthur Loyd concerning the Ile-de-France region, "more than 70,000 m² of coworking space will open their doors in 2017, almost as many as in the last 5 years".