In-person events may be returning, but the appetite for hybrid opportunities continues to grow. From expanding reach to enhancing sustainability, the hybrid model could transform how events operate. But the combined in-person and virtual elements of an event must be seamless. To get there, hotels will need to make crucial investments in technology and the attendee experience. READ MORE

Within the ever-evolving hotel industry, group meetings now serve as transformative experiences, promoting collaboration and innovation. Meticulous attention to detail has become a vital factor in shaping these impactful occasions. How do hotels stay competitive while enhancing guest experiences with diverse event spaces? Discover the key strategies in this article and unlock the secrets of crafting unforgettable hospitality experiences. READ MORE

The hospitality industry experienced a significant transformation post-pandemic, leading hotel groups to adopt a new hybrid model. Dream Hollywood has embraced this shift, leveraging technology to enhance guest experiences, introducing innovative meeting spaces, virtual events, VR technology for remote engagement, and more, as well as properly preparing staff with cross-training to adapt to changing demands. Dream Hollywood's forward-thinking approach, embracing flexibility and creativity, redefined the concept of hospitality and opened doors to new opportunities. READ MORE

The golf industry continues to evolve in its embrace of both casual and avid golfers, and the intersection of golf, entertainment, and experiential travel is growing more profound. An exciting new era for golf travel has arrived, with hospitality environments that showcase multigenerational appeal, diverse programming, and an approachable design aesthetic with a timeless quality. READ MORE

While there is just one event, the experience for hybrid-based meetings is for both in-person and virtual attendees. It is therefore imperative to balance the two experiences. A hybrid event should not feel like it is two separate events. It should be one event with two experiences. The content should be relevant to both groups but delivered differently to both. READ MORE