The Orchid Hotel Pune hosts comprehensive Safety Week Program
The Safety Week Program aimed to equip employees with the knowledge and skills to effectively handle any emergency situation that might arise.
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SDSU partners with Bartell Hotels to enhance English competence in hospitality workers
SDSU Imperial Valley’s Professional Skills Development Center developed a custom English learning program tailored to Bartell Hotels employees.
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Celebrating 2024’s Hospitality Stars
Personalized, attentive and gracious service distinguishes the luxury hotel experience. It requires genuinely passionate staff willing to go above and beyond the expectations of their roles to service guests…
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Efling Union Workers to Vote on Strike
Janitorial staff in Efling Union will vote on strike action starting this Monday. If approved, cleaners in the Reykjavík capital area would strike on March 18…
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Hotel staff shortages may drive travel costs in US to all-time high
A scarcity of hotel employees and lack of adequate pay for them could drive travel costs to higher levels than what they currently are…
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Ayana Dunlap had her dream job picked out before she even graduated high school…
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How Hotels Are Attempting To Address Ongoing Staffing Shortages
As the hospitality sector contends with a persistent shortage of workers, hotels are intensifying efforts to attract and retain talent, leveraging a mix of incentives, competitive wages, and technological advancements…
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Best Hospitality And Hotel Management Schools In The World For 2024
Nolan School of Hotel Administration at Cornell University ranked No. 1 on the list of the best hospitality and hotel management schools in the world for 2024; according to a new study by the CEOWORLD magazine, William F…
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Grace Choy & A few thoughts on being a guest chef
I have a passion for Cantonese cuisine, and I want to share it with Japan. This is not an easy task, though, and I face an additional challenge — my restaurant is small and it can only accommodate four customers…
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Transforming Hotel Operations: How Automation Unlocks New Levels of Efficiency and Profitability
Revolutionizing Hotel Management -The Power of Automation and Strategic Labor Optimization! The hospitality industry stands at a pivotal moment, defined by rapid technological advancements and evolving market dynamics…
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AI is transforming the hospitality industry and college programs
AI has already begun to handle guest check-ins and customer inquiries. It could reduce the number of hospitality jobs in the future, so students are adapting…
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Institute of Hospitality London launch Aspiring Manager Award 2024
The Institute of Hospitality’s London Region has re-launched the Aspiring Manager’s Awards 2024 and is now in search of the UK’s rising hospitality management talent…
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Kate Actress' new bae, Michael Mwangi: From chef to managing multi-billion hotels
19 things you probably didn't know about Michael Mwangi who is reportedly dating Kate Actress…
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Could AI be the future of hospitality training?
Zeljana Babic's Xenios Academy blends neuroscience expertise with AI technology. Zeljana Babic is a neuroscientist, entrepreneur, co-founder and CEO of Xenios Academy. The AI-driven platform focuses on education in hospitality training…
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Over 300 Scottish hospitality scholarships awarded by industry charity HIT Scotland
Hospitality Industry Trust (HIT) Scotland has awarded 319 scholarships to those studying or working in the Scottish hospitality industry…
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Two-thirds of hotels report staff shortages despite record wages
More than two-thirds of U.S. hotels have experienced staff shortages in 2024 despite raising wages to an all-time high since the COVID-19 pandemic, an industry survey shows…
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Do employees have a right to sit? Gov’t weighs in
This hotel failed to offer a reasonable ADA accommodation to an employee upon citation of their company policy, and lost to the EEOC…
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Tropicana employees could see big payout once hotel closes
An iconic Las Vegas Strip hotel that's been around since the 1950s will soon shutter for good, impacting hundreds of employees.
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