SPOTLIGHT ON, Jonathan Falik, Founder & CEO, JF Capital Advisors
The luxury hotel sector in perspective, how inflation will influence market recovery and thoughts on a recession.
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The New Normal? How Mix of Business is Changing
If it takes 21 days to establish a new habit, it seems 29 months should be enough to help us feel like our world is no longer “new”.
Quirky GM’s
Unique traditions that some iconic hotel GMs have before opening a property – from meditation to a lucky Tom Ford jacket to a team crawfish boil.
Reducing Labor Costs: An Analytical Approach to Staffing Optimization
Labor is the highest variable cost for most organizations, and today’s labor market is arduous for employers.
SUNSETS & SUNRISES
Sam Weston, 80 Days, brings hoteliers up to speed with Google Analytics 4
An International Advantage: Blending Business and Leisure Travel
The forecasted return and rise in business travel post-pandemic come with advantages and disadvantages for international luxury hoteliers.
4 Keys Strategies To Streamline your Uniform Program
Ordering uniforms can be both an enjoyable and frustrating experience.
Driving Revenue Beyond the Hotel Room
Luxury hotels are offering exclusive packages to a new segment of high-spending day guests
World Cinema Retrofits Luxury Hotels
Experienced in upgrading and optimizing existing properties, World Cinema reviews the cabling specifics and electrical as-built drawings of active properties to design a custom wiring solution to accommodate the building’s unique, pre-existing infrastructure.
Most Used Messaging Apps By Hotel Guests in 2022
In our age of hyper-communication and hyper-connectivity, it is hard to imagine our lives without the convenience of instant messaging communication.
Tech & Data: The Power Couple of Hospitality Recovery
The use of technology is key in keeping hotels and venues moving forward as the hospitality industry rebounds.
Post-Pandemic Meeting and Event Trends
Feeling optimistic about group business? You should. Events are roaring back. But they won’t look the same as they did in 2019. Here’s what you need to know now.
