Rethinking Revenue Management: Making The Case for a Goppar Centric Model
As has been well-documented, the Covid-19 pandemic had a significant impact on the hotel industry.
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Rethinking Revenue Management: Making The Case for a Goppar Centric Model
As has been well-documented, the Covid-19 pandemic had a significant impact on the hotel industry.
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BILTMORE’S MURTAGH FOSTERS DIVERSITY FOR GREATER GOOD
Abby Murtagh says she is laser focused on further developing her team because an elevated and empowered staff is what she believes drives results for owners at the recently renovated Arizona Biltmore, A Waldorf Astoria Resort…
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The benefits of flexible working practices in the hotel sector
Giving hotel employees the opportunity to organize their professional lives via part-time work, remote work and flexible scheduling brings benefits not just to the personnel’s work-life balance but also to the organization and its capacity for…
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GMS SHARE STYLES FOR OPENING HOTELS
Nothing is more nerve-wracking and then satisfying than opening a new hotel…
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Dehumanizing Hospitality: The Automation Paradox in Our Industry
A recent American Hotel & Lodging Association Foundation survey found that 97% of hotels are experiencing staffing shortages.
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Why your hotel needs a sleep program
It’s likely part of every hotel organization’s reason of being to provide guests a welcome place while traveling where they can get a good night’s sleep to feel refreshed for the road ahead…
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Hotels are busy; ask anyone. Demand is almost back to 2019 levels. However, for most hotels, staffing remains an issue. This means, most hotels are operating with an all-hands-on-deck mentality…
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TRAVEL IS TODAY’S ULTIMATE LUXURY, GOOGLE IDENTIFIES FOUR NEW TRAVELLER ARCHETYPES
TRAVEL has become the ultimate luxury in today’s world, declared Hermione Joye, Sector Lead, Travel, APAC for Google, as she shared the latest findings from a Google and Kantar study at WiT Singapore 2022 last week…
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