Eric Viale -<\/strong> This year with cautious optimism, but with confidence<\/strong>. The advantage is that we now have the lessons and best practices to apply, in addition to advances in science and vaccination efforts. We continue to do everything in our power to help our hotels and owners, but also to work with public authorities to ensure that our sector remains supported. As a business, we have shown great strength throughout the pandemic so far, with our performance and data proving that when people can travel, they do.<\/p>\n E. V. -<\/strong> By providing our teams with the operational and commercial support they need to capitalise on demand and drive performance, as well as in the areas where we see the greatest resilience. In particular, we focus on on our national markets<\/strong>We're always on the lookout for new opportunities wherever we can find them, as well as offering ongoing flexibility for customers and a stronger offering for meetings and events.<\/p>\n E. V. -<\/strong> The situation is not without challenges in general, but in recent months we have seen a real dynamic<\/strong> which is obviously still fragile, but which has pleasantly surprised us since last summer. In France, some hotels have even outperformed 2019 thanks to the domestic leisure market.<\/p>\n As a hotel group, how are you supporting your hotels and customers through these troubled times?<\/h3>\n
How have your hotels fared in recent months?<\/h3>\n