HOTEL BUSINESS REVIEW

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Jeff Josephson

When hotel owners identify their primary business goal, most would point to increased profit. Hotel owners are searching for ways to boost revenue and are turning to personalized experiences and wellness amenities for increased guest satisfaction. These services provide a memorable stay for guests looking to get the most out of their hotel stay and focuses on making them feel valued, welcomed and special. READ MORE

Theresa Hajko

What an exciting time in the Hospitality Industry! The continued advancement of technology enables us to refine our revenue strategies to drive revenue and profitability. While there are many technological touchpoints in our industry and many aspects within each of those points several stand out as critical to our success. Demand Tools, Pricing Innovations and Global Information Systems represent a few of the resources we have at our disposal that are paramount to our success. READ MORE

Robert H Rechtermann

Ideally situated in the heart of Fort Worth's Cultural District, The Crescent Hotel - debuting in latter part of 2023 - will boast more than 14,000 square feet of special event space across 10 unique venues, featuring a mix of indoor and outdoor spaces, perfect for galas, corporate meetings, special events and legendary celebrations. READ MORE

Jim  Abramson

The hospitality industry is witnessing a shift towards digital transformation, with new tools like 3D and AI reshaping the group meetings landscape. Still, challenges like rising demand and costs persist. Technology-driven solutions that can help hoteliers include streamlined online bookings, centralized RFP platforms, and data-driven performance measurement. Leveraging these tools can ensure hotels thrive in the evolving group meetings landscape. READ MORE

Robert O'Halloran

Hospitality's is both a key employer and driver of innovation and entrepreneurship. Restaurants that were flexible and able to pivot and adapt to the demands of a pandemic market typically survived. Trends in food and beverage cut across a spectrum of topics that include flavors, spices, underutilized products, new products and new uses and more. Recovery pandemic themes like sustainability and eco-friendly continue to be part of the food and beverage scene and are here to stay. This article will review trends and what experts see as innovative on multiple fronts, including operational efficiencies and design, as well as the array of products. READ MORE

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