HOTEL BUSINESS REVIEW

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Jennifer Kearney

Discover how stayAPT Suites is transforming the extended-stay hotel experience! In our in-depth article, we delve into the evolving landscape of extended-stay accommodations and how stayAPT Suites' innovative apartment-style design and strategic locations near business hubs and popular destinations are revolutionizing the hospitality industry. Explore how the extended-stay hotel model is redefining long-term stays with spacious suites and a strong sense of community. Don't miss this insight into the future of extended-stay travel. READ MORE

Herbert Laubichler-Pichler

Amid growing demand from remote workers, the hotel industry worldwide is changing how it approaches design. Hotels and resorts can offer this relatively new guest demographic an attractive mix of privacy, spaciousness, comfort and support, providing environments free from the typical distractions of home and office, in addition to facilities like F&B outlets, spas, swimming pools and more. READ MORE

Sergio Bocci

In the new age of work-from-home and workplace flexibility, travelers have adapted to remote working while on vacation, allowing hotels to adjust their accommodations to support these new types of guests. Hilton Anaheim has evolved operations to meet the needs of the on-the-go worker and traveler, curating the perfect spaces and accommodations for those seeking a space for business and leisure. READ MORE

Kirk Pederson

Over the last few years, the hospitality industry has seen a significant shift emerge in the luxury traveler space as preferences are moving away from seeking out high-end accommodations and instead prioritizing unique and meaningful experiences. READ MORE

Kristin Fields

Hotel brands are continually evolving their signature styles to entice distinctive traveler profiles. Today, they're welcoming the remote-work revolution by waving goodbye to the once-popular business center and making way for residential-inspired co-working lounges that transport visitors to the home office to which they've grown accustomed. Form and function combine, delivering niche guest experiences while staying true to brands' fine-tuned identity. READ MORE

Samuele Sordi

The number of remote workers traveling while working is increasing, so hotels must adapt to keep up with the demand for business centers and designated work areas. Enter the concept of "workspitality" - an elegant integration of work and hospitality design that embraces diverse thinking, new amenities, sustainable ideas and advanced tech to meet the needs of this growing nomadic workforce. READ MORE

David Tracz

The hotel industry is undergoing a transformation due to the rise of remote work. With more people working from anywhere, hotels need to re-imagine their spaces to cater to hybrid work needs. This shift has led to the integration of multipurpose co-working areas and dynamic guest room designs that balance work and leisure. READ MORE

Robert O'Halloran

Hotel spaces have evolved over time and are intended to be functional, comfortable and profitable. Hotels offer rooms, meeting spaces, restaurants and amenity spaces that should and can provide functional workspace, opportunities to connect with nature and be equipped with good internet options and WIFI. This article will discuss the trends and innovations in hotel architecture and design and their impact on customer demand, loyalty and profitability. READ MORE

Jeff Josephson

With hotel owners constantly looking for ways to increase guest satisfaction, contactless experiences are a great option for them to consider. They give guests a wide array of amenities and benefits to staying at the hotel. These methods can also be investments that should also be considered because of the great ROI hotel owners can potentially get out of them. READ MORE

Adam Mogelonsky

As the place where first impressions are codified by guests, the lobby experience must be strong. Thinking broader, a great lobby also contributes to a hotel's overall reason to visit which in turn supports occupancies and higher nightly rates. Moreover, a vibrant lobby is a space where visitors will want to linger, resulting in greater food and beverage sales. READ MORE

Richard Oakes

Establishing a successful hotel purchasing team requires a combination of strategic planning, effective communication, and strong leadership. In order to transform a procurement team into a profit-driving force, there are a number of different strategies and tactics that must be considered. These strategies include building strong relationships with suppliers and vendors, investing in technology to help streamline procurement processes, and improving accuracy while fostering collaboration and continuous improvement. READ MORE

Tim Reber

Extended-stay hotels are becoming increasingly popular, with a growing number of guests preferring short-term housing over traditional weekend stays. Sustaining this popularity will require hoteliers and investors to refresh the perception of extended-stay lodging. How can they re-imagine the designs of these hotels to fulfill the new guest type's needs? READ MORE

Miguel Campo

The traditional indoor, 'big box,' shopping mall with sprawling parking lots and anchor stores has been waning for decades, inspiring new design strategies for reimagining shopping centers into multifaceted destinations that offer a sense of discovery, community, open-air experiences, and more. This article explores how carefully curated mixed-use destinations can set the tone for vibrant communities, especially in places undergoing growth and transformation. READ MORE

Paul Boldy

Public area design in the post-pandemic world has experienced a profound shift in form and function that was not prevalent pre-pandemic. Hotel planning for these new adaptable and flexible spaces requires a design that aligns with new metrics for success, but how do we ensure utilization that will drive revenues and capitalize on the changing demands of the hotel guest. READ MORE

Scott Rosenberg

Working remotely no longer means having to work from home. Due to technological advancements, workers are able to extend trips and work from their hotel. Hotel owners are making modifications to the hotel to account for these new travelers. The article walks through the areas of a hotel to explore ways to maximize the impact of this new market segment. READ MORE

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