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Kaleb McAfee

User-generated content (UGC) has become a cornerstone of modern hotel marketing, offering authentic guest perspectives that build trust and drive bookings. As travelers increasingly rely on social platforms for decision-making, hotels must strategically curate and engage with UGC. When integrated thoughtfully alongside branded content, UGC enhances credibility, deepens guest connections and positions properties to thrive in a dynamic digital landscape. READ MORE

Robert O'Halloran

Hospitality managers have traditionally been educated in operations and business-related functions. As the industry has evolved, even more specific expertise is needed. For example, specialty areas, like construction management, risk management, insurance, and technology innovations, create a diverse hospitality learning platform. This article will discuss the needed skills, traits, and learning for the modern hospitality manager and preparation for that role. READ MORE

Roger Allen

As hotels are becoming increasingly complex real estate assets and properties are diversifying operations and customer groups to boost revenue, hotel owner representatives need to provide a more complex and holistic support to investors. Here is how they can step up their game and what areas they should focus on to create more value for hotel owners. READ MORE

Bendegul Okumus

The hospitality industry is facing some challenges including high food costs and financial constraints. The industry is contending with rising inflation, increased food costs, and ongoing supply chain disruptions globally, but these challenges have driven innovation, digital transformation, and a focus on sustainability. Long-term resilience will depend on strategic planning, cost management, customer engagement, and investments in technology. READ MORE

Derek De Salvia

The travel industry is evolving fast, driven by travelers who want more than just a place to stay; they're after experiences. To stay relevant, travel brands must think like top consumer companies, building real relationships, curating memorable experiences, and creating ecosystems that keep travelers coming back. The future of vacation isn't just about where you go, it's about how it makes you feel. READ MORE

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