‘Workspitality’: Inspired but complex
As hotels across the world continue to grapple with the pandemic, they are becoming increasingly creative in their approaches…
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Affordable & COVID-Safe Guestroom Changes That Pay Off
As designers, we naturally look for ways to solve problems that come up in the environments we live in and professionally serve. It’s been no different since COVID-19 began to impact all of our worlds…
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A major shout out to all Housekeeping Departments in all properties and all over the world, for being able to cope with the new needs brought by pandemic…
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Evolution of Hotel Upselling: Improve Experience, Revenue and Reputation
The hospitality market has changed, it has evolved. The hotel is no longer a place to spend the night but has become a fundamental part of the guest’s experience and Hotels can offer to the guests much more than a room…
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10 new creative room types to boost revenue
Hotel marketing has always been a blend of creativity and data. There’s equal parts of data-driven revenue management, copywriting and consumer psychology…
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How hotels are reworking outdoor spaces to meet demand
To accommodate guests’ increased desire for outdoor spaces, hoteliers are investing in extra seating options for individuals and groups as well as boosting internet connectivity for a seamless indoor-outdoor transition…
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COVID doesn’t mean the end of sustainability
Recently, the WHO launched an updated version of its guidance paper for COVID-19 management in hotels and other accommodation entities, which can be downloaded here.
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Digital is the new normal and the future of hospitality
The past few months have been a strange time in the hospitality industry. We have seen a lot of hotels closing. Some haven’t opened up since. But the ones that did are doing a lot to keep up with the new normal…
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US hotels employ fewer workers but at higher wages
Data shows most rooms-division workers have received pay raises, averaging around 4%.
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