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

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

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

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

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