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Lawrence Adams

Hotel companies are starting to embrace new technologies based on advanced sleep science to optimize the delivery of the hospitality industry's most essential service, a good night's sleep. New technologies being implemented in hotel and resort properties include climate-controlled smart beds, circadian lighting, sleep-tracking devices, pioneering aromatherapy, innovative acoustics, and recent AI applications to sleep-lab analyses. READ MORE

Jennifer Nagy

The press release is one of the least effective public relations tools in a marketer's toolkit, and marketers should adopt new, more effective tactics to secure media coverage. This article will give you two actionable ways to increase your media coverage without using the overused, often abused press release, resulting in an increase in your visibility to and credibility with potential hotel clients. READ MORE

Cara Silletto

Collaboration among top leaders is the (often overlooked) cornerstone of effective employee retention strategies. But individual teams and departments can only be as mission-minded and priority-driven as the top level above them. But how do you get your leaders on the same page? Read more to learn practical strategies that will help leaders align their perspectives, pool their insights, and collectively identify a shared vision for improving employee retention. READ MORE

Simon  Saunders

Hospitality can wield great influence over our guests' wellness given the increasing demand for access to wellness during travel and the importance of maintaining a wellness lifestyle. The provision of information, supporting and encouraging new wellness behaviours is key. Simon Saunders, VP of Strategic Health & Wellness for RLA Global explores guest expectations, the how's and why's of promoting, influencing, and educating guests' wellness. READ MORE

Sergio Saenz

As we navigate the challenges of climate change, shifting work paradigms and evolving guest preferences, the hospitality industry is experiencing a transformative shift in how hotels are conceptualized and built. Key trends shaping the future of hospitality design, such as the burgeoning Work From Hotel movement, meet immediate needs and demonstrate a forward-looking approach to creating sustainable, functional and memorable guest experiences that will extend into 2024 and beyond. READ MORE

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