Hotel News2020-01-29T16:12:03+01:00

The Advantages and Limitations of Chartering a Private Jet

Air travel planning is frequently associated with uncertainty, operational inefficiencies, and elevated stress levels. Commercial aviation systems, while optimized for scale, are often characterized by delays, cancellations, congestion, and standardized service delivery. These factors can negatively influence both the efficiency and the experiential quality of travel. In this context, private jet chartering emerges as an alternative model, offering a distinct set of operational advantages alongside notable limitations. Key Advantages of Chartering A Private Jet Chartering

How Can Hotels Stay Competitive Without Slashing Last-Minute Rates?

Question for Our Revenue Management Expert Panel In markets where last-minute rates are often dropped, what pricing strategy will help keep hotels competitive without jeopardising long-term revenue goals? (Question by Mariska van Heemskerk) Our Revenue Management Expert Panel Tamie Matthews - Revenue, Sales & Marketing Consultant, RevenYou Massimiliano Terzulli - International Business Developer, Franco Grasso Revenue Team Tanya Hadwick - Group Revenue & Yield Leader, SunSwept Resorts

How Personal Branding Can Help Drive Hotel Sales Revenue?

Question for Our Hotel Marketing Expert Panel Why is personal branding essential for hospitality sales professionals to build strong client relationships and drive B2B revenue? (Question by Cory Falter) Our Marketing Expert Panel Cory Falter - Partner, Lure Agency Pablo Torres - Hotel Consultant Moriya Rockman - Chief of Marketing, Smiling House Luxury Global Michael J. Goldrich - Founder & Chief Advisor, Vivander Ask Our Panel a

Remote Work Tools For Hotel Teams: Improving Productivity Beyond The Office

Remote work is changing how hotel teams communicate, plan, and complete daily tasks. While hotels still depend on in-person service, many behind-the-scenes activities can now be managed from different locations, departments, or workstations. The right tools help staff share updates, track responsibilities, access documents, and stay connected without slowing operations down. In this article, you’ll learn how remote work tools support hotel teams, improve productivity, simplify communication, and create smoother workflows beyond the traditional office

Your First 48 Hours in Japan: How to Land, Settle In and Enjoy It

Long flights, time zones, and unfamiliar scripts can make your first hours in Japan feel like a blur. Yet those first two days also set the tone for the rest of your trip. With a little planning, you can move from jetlagged and overwhelmed to quietly confident much faster than you’d expect. This guide walks through a realistic first 48 hours in Japan — from stepping off the plane to your first bowl of ramen and beyond — with a focus on simple habits that make everything easier. Arrival: From Airplane Door to City Train Most international flights land at Tokyo’s

How AI Voice Agents Can Improve Guest Communication in Hotels

Guest communication is one of the first things people notice about a hotel. A guest may call before booking a room. Another guest may call after reaching the airport. Someone may ask about check-in time, breakfast, parking, Wi-Fi, room service, and many other small things. These questions may look simple, but they matter a lot. When guests get a clear answer quickly, they feel relaxed. They feel the hotel is active and helpful. But when

Hotel Groups: Top 10 Luxurious Hotel Groups to Work For

Some hotel groups are geared towards the higher end of the market. They focus on offering premium luxury accommodations and services to the more discerning traveler. A certain amount of cache comes with working for a high-end hotel group, as well as better compensation and benefits. Here are some of the most luxurious hotel groups you can work for today. Table of Contents: What is the Hotel Industry? What is a Hotel Group? How to

Remote Work Tools For Hotel Teams: Improving Productivity Beyond The Office

Remote work is changing how hotel teams communicate, plan, and complete daily tasks. While hotels still depend on in-person service, many behind-the-scenes activities can now be managed from different locations, departments, or workstations. The right tools help staff share updates, track responsibilities, access documents, and stay connected without slowing operations

Revenue Beyond Rooms: A Guide to Maximize Total Guest Value

Hotel revenue management is no longer limited to pricing rooms and protecting RevPAR. Rising costs, changing guest behavior, and growing demand for experiences are pushing hotels to rethink where revenue comes from and how value is captured. Today, guests spend across multiple touchpoints, both on and off property, creating new

Hotel Reception Staff Role in Revenue Management Success

Your hotel can do everything right, but if your customers aren’t happy, that can lead to a loss of revenue. Why? Unhappy customers leave negative reviews, and that affects future bookings. The Importance of a Positive Hotel Reputation Recently, while browsing some online property reviews, one stood out. "... we

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