New GM at Prague Marriott Hotel
The Prague Marriott Hotel has appointed Robert Grader as the new General Manager.
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New GM at Prague Marriott Hotel
The Prague Marriott Hotel has appointed Robert Grader as the new General Manager.
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British kids stranded in US after hotel staff shred 41 of their passports
The pupils were visiting the United States as part of a ski trip, and now that their passports have been destroyed they're enjoying an impromptu sightseeing trip around New York
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What does healthy competition look like in the hospitality industry?
Maintaining healthy competition among hotels is critical for consumers and operators. It ensures guests get the best value for their money and quality customer service, and that all operators earn their fair share with maximum profitability…
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From A to Z, the cost of hospitality only goes up
Over the past three years, beleaguered hoteliers have faced down high turnover, uncertainty, the need to invest in new technology and, of course, price volatility…
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79% of U.S. Hotels Report Staffing Shortages
As nearly 80% of hotels experience staffing shortages, hoteliers are offering potential hires a host of incentives to fill vacancies, according to a new survey of hoteliers conducted by the American Hotel & Lodging Association (AHLA)…
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Growing Importance of Wellness in the Hospitality Real Estate Sector
Latest Trends in Wellness Real Estate Sector - Only a few years ago, wellness real estate sector was only an emerging industry, not well understood by the stakeholders, from consumers to developers and investors…
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Look for European Hotel Dealmaking to Pick Up Later in 2023
Deloitte's top hotel consultant, Andreas Scriven, has a finger on the pulse of European dealmaking. He forecasts more assets changing hands in the year's back half.
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How To Be a Smarter Hotel Revenue Manager
As a hotel revenue manager, you're essentially tasked with the success of your property, it's a role that has changed a lot over the years, although the key principles have stayed the same.
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AIRBNB IS A TECH COMPANY AND MAKES NO BONES ABOUT IT
When Airbnb was in its infancy, a nascent cropping on the internet, hotel executives acknowledged its presence but were stedfast in both their ability to disregard it and, at least, feign stolidity.
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What does Fair Franchising look like in 2023?
Last April, I met with several second-generation Asian American hotel owners in Baltimore…
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Q&A: Why You Should Put Payments at the Heart of Your Hospitality Tech Stack
Implementing the jumble of tools and services needed to raise the bar on the guest experience can feel like untangling spaghetti…
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Eight Questions to Determine the Right VoIP Provider
Hotels and restaurants, here are 8 questions to ask to help choose the best VoIP provider for your hospitality business.
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Groups and corporate the main focus for revenue teams in 2023
Duetto has surveyed the global hotel industry to find out what are the burning issues of the day with revenue professionals.
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When reading and hearing the declarations of a certain number of elected representatives of the ecologist movement regarding their vision of the evolution of their cities, one is entitled to wonder about their perception of what exactly the tourist…
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Quick Quotes from Hyatt CIO Eben Hewitt
During HT-NEXT 2022, Hewitt participated in a firechat where he explained how CIOs get fired, Hyatt’s experimentation mindset, and more.
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Disney will cut 7,000 jobs to reduce costs
The Walt Disney Co…
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Restaurants can’t find workers because they’ve found better jobs
Nearly 2 million hospitality and leisure jobs remain unfilled in what economists call a ‘deep, profound’ shift in the labor market
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The hotel charge that guests always complain about – but you’ll never get it scrapped from your bill
A HOTEL employee has revealed the room charge that guests always complain about but it'll never get scrapped.
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