Thursday November 26, 2020

HOTEL BUSINESS REVIEW

Best Practices in Hotel Management & Operations

Euan McGlashan

8 Tips on Expanding Your Hotel Management Company into the Global Market

Now, more than ever, the hospitality industry will need to capture global travelers and rewards members not previously accessible via internal sales & marketing efforts. Owners are looking to international brands to help bring them back to life; especially in emerging markets where local brands and independents all fight for market share. Valor Hospitality Founder & CEO Euan McGlashan, shares lessons for companies entering the global space.
8 Tips on Expanding Your Hotel Management Company into the Global Market

NOVEMBER FOCUS

Hotel Design: Home Away From Home

Designing Hotel Spaces for Micro-Events in the Covid-19 Era

Designing Hotel Spaces for Micro-Events in the Covid-19 Era

As states grapple with decisions and mandates around in-person gatherings, hotels across the nation have seen a major loss of revenue generated from conferences, trade shows, weddings, and other social events. Event planners have had to rethink their production strategies, while some have tried to pivot to virtual platforms. As restrictions ease the question remains on how to adapt to today's new world and move forward thoughtfully and carefully.

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DAILY HEADLINES - Thursday Nov 26, 2020
New Report Gives Actionable Insights to Hoteliers for Navigating the Covid-19 Crisis
Pivot Hotels & Resorts to Launch The Kimpton Harper Hotel in Fort Worth, Texas
Executive Chef Ken Nakano Joins Culinary Team at Newly Transformed Inn at Laurel Point

ARCHIVES

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Clay Markham

Customizable Travel: Fueling the Next Generation of Travelers

From bespoke fashion to technology that adapts to individual biometrics to cars and homes designed to their owners' specific needs and wants, customization and personalization are synonymous with luxury and cutting-edge innovation. Increasingly, hotel brands and any company associated with travel are having to address this ever-growing trend. CallisonRTKL's Hospitality Sector Leader Clay Markham weighs in on the trend for customizable travel, how it works from a design perspective, what technology makes it all work, and what kind of personnel and skills the hotel of the future will need to succeed.
David C. Marr

Beyond These Walls: The Evolution of Public Spaces

As more travelers desire diverse interactions, hotels and resorts have answered the call by revamping public spaces to be more engaging and energizing. Embracing natural light, merging indoor and outdoor settings and introducing venues like rooftop lounges have allowed hotels to implement the latest hotel design and architecture trends while providing guests with a new way to interact with both the property and each other. Dave Marr, senior vice president and global head of Hilton's full service brands, outlines how Hilton hotels across the portfolio have evolved public spaces through smart design and innovative natural features.

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