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HOTEL BUSINESS REVIEW
SEPTEMBER FOCUS: Hotel Group Meetings
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Hotel Group Meetings: A New Frontier for All
By Robert O'Halloran, Professor & Director, Hospitality Management, East Carolina University
Group meetings have been a pillar of full-service hotels and resorts for many years. Corporate meetings, Social, Military, Education, Religious, and Fraternal groups (SMERF), Meetings, Incentives, Conferences and Exhibitions (MICE) etc. all came to halt at the height of the pandemic, but they are making a comeback. The meeting industry has changed and will retain some of the changes in operations and news innovations that were developed since COVID-19 affected our industry. Meetings for the hotel business are forever changed. This article will review some of those changes, innovations and the tactics and strategies needed for a hotel group meeting comeback.
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DAILY HEADLINES - Friday Sep 9, 2022
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ARCHIVES
More from our online Library Archives...
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Navigating the F&B Labor Shortage: 4 Factors to Consider
By Danny Py, Vice President of Food & Beverage, First Hospitality
The U.S. labor shortage is a serious challenge affecting the hospitality industry's COVID-19 recovery. In this article, First Hospitality Vice President of Food & Beverage Danny Py explores several factors that have led to the shortage and how restaurants can be more proactive in meeting these issues head on. From health and safety, to employee burn out and technological advancements, navigating the recovery period is no easy feat for food and beverage operators
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Nutrition for the General Manager, F&B Director and the Chef
By Mary Tabacchi, Professor Emerita, Cornell University School of Hotel Administration
Gut Instinct!! Are hotels' immune systems at work? Talk about gut instinct – perhaps its more than we think. Should hotel owners, managers, and staff care? Peer reviewed science journals connect gut-brain immunity. Your hotel is a safe haven. A bit edgy? How to build immunity? Serve tasty healthful meals. Make exercise fun and readily available to all, staff included. Encourage everyone to practice yoga, sleep well and meditate.
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