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Jungho Suh

As short-term rentals reshape travel expectations, hotels must go beyond regulation and reclaim their edge through empowered staff and authentic community-building. This article explores how hotels can strategically leverage human capital and evidence-based management to deliver "travel like a local" experiences-at scale, with consistency, and heart-positioning themselves as the true leaders of modern, people-powered hospitality. READ MORE

Jerome G. Grzeca

The J-1 visa program offers U.S. hotels a flexible way to meet staffing needs while supporting cultural exchange. Through Intern, Trainee, and Summer Work Travel programs, international students and professionals can gain hands-on experience in hospitality, providing hotels with skilled and motivated workers. These programs enhance global brand recognition, workforce diversity, and seasonal staffing. READ MORE

Rekha Magon

Digital nomad families are redefining modern life, embracing remote work and flexible education to travel the world together. Driven by a desire for cultural exposure, community, and deeper family connections, Rekha Magon speaks to how this growing trend offers enriching experiences despite challenges. With global support systems and evolving visa policies, families are choosing freedom, adaptability, and global connection over traditional routines. READ MORE

Corey McCarthy

Hoteliers face shrinking RevPAR and rising costs, making agility essential. Real-time labor tools, predictive housekeeping, and compliance automation help cut waste without sacrificing service or guest experience. Reinvesting part of the savings into high-impact guest experiences boosts ROI. "Running lean" isn't austerity-it's strategic adaptability that protects margins, improves efficiency, and positions hotels to thrive when demand returns. READ MORE

Josh Cavallin

Hotel insurance is a crucial component of risk management in the hospitality industry. From natural disasters to liability claims, hotels face a wide range of potential risks that can significantly impact operations. The state of Georgia, with its unique blend of urban centers, coastal areas, and seasonal weather threats, has provided valuable lessons in how hotel insurance can protect businesses and support long-term resilience. READ MORE

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