Management & Strategy
Vandalism in Hotels – A Growing Risk Owners Can No Longer Ignore
Luxury hotels are designed to project calm, discretion and authority. Yet across markets and categories, properties are increasingly confronted with acts of vandalism that undermine exactly these qualities. From paint attacks during political protests to severe room damage after…
Royal Experiences for Little Guests
How Child-Centric Hospitality Creates Lasting Family Loyalty For decades, children in hotels were treated as secondary guests, accommodated…
Cashless, Staffless, Clueless?
Why Your Digital Tipping Strategy is the Make-or-Break Factor in the Modern Labor Crisis For decades, tipping in hospitality followed…
Why Luxury Hiking Is One of Hospitality’s Most Underrated Growth Markets
For decades, hiking was considered a modest way to spend a holiday – a simple, nature-focused alternative for families or travelers seeking…
Solving the Hospitality Labour Shortage – How Inclusive Recruitment Could Shape the Industry’s Future
From bustling hotels in New York to family-run restaurants in France and beach resorts in Asia, the hospitality industry is united by a…
From Empty Offices to Pet Hotels
The United States is entering a new era of hospitality. As remote work leaves office towers half-empty and suburban malls lose foot…
The Solo Diner Dilemma – Balancing Revenue and Guest Experience in Modern Hospitality
In the evolving world of hospitality, solo dining is no longer a rare exception. As solo travel becomes increasingly popular — whether for…
From Passion to Business: Why More Non-Hoteliers Are Opening Boutique Hotels
In recent years, a quiet but powerful trend has reshaped the hospitality market: an increasing number of individuals from outside the hotel…
Are Time-Limited Reservations a Necessary Evolution — or an Unpleasant Rush?
Picture this: you are seated in a welcoming restaurant, savoring a well-prepared meal, enjoying good company, and absorbing the warm…
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