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Andy De Silva

Today's customer has clear expectations of what a luxury hotel experience should look like. But how does a luxury hotel maintain that distinct level of quality that their guests expect when adding sustainability to the mix? Learn about the multiple options luxury hotels can pursue to ensure that sustainability is integrated seamlessly without sacrificing quality. READ MORE

Paul McElroy

The city of Honolulu has roughly the same population as Pittsburgh. But-until earlier this year-it was lacking for downtown hotel options, since the vast majority of the island's hospitality offerings are situated in beachfront Waikiki. Now travelers and hotel companies are looking at downtown Honolulu with fresh eyes-and successful developments in Honolulu's urban core offer a lesson for forward-thinking hoteliers. READ MORE

John Young

A bird's eye view from a seasoned industry expert on how to analyze past financial trends and data, and use that information to project into the future, protecting finances in order to run a successful business. The article includes preemptive strategies and tips for including the whole hotel team in a plan for financial health moving forward. READ MORE

Jennifer Barnwell

As the hospitality industry evolves, boutique and independent hotels are at the forefront of distinguishing themselves by curating unique and memorable experiences. Delivering a superior guest stay that includes the options to create an itinerary of experiences has become the top strategy for properties to build guest loyalty and earn positive reviews in a competitive market. READ MORE

Sanat Patel

This article explores three scenarios for hospitality lending: a recovery scenario driven by strong liquidity and increased demand, a cautious growth scenario, tempered by economic uncertainty, and a recessionary scenario marked by rising defaults and tightening credit. While lower rates encourage development, inflation, and labor costs could slow project execution, especially in more uncertain environments. The outlook for hospitality lending hinges on how economic conditions unfold in the coming months. READ MORE

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