HOTEL BUSINESS REVIEW

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Edita Lobaciute

The workspace environment has undergone significant changes from its glory days in the Mad Men era of the 1960s to today, when one's workspace can be any place in the world that provides a stable WIFI connection. What does this shift in the concept of a productive physical office and the needs and desires of those who use them mean for the hotel industry? How can hotels efficiently address the growing demands of increasingly sophisticated remote workers? READ MORE

Lisa Chervinsky

While covid has fundamentally altered our attitudes toward travel, the hospitality industry has continued to adapt and evolve. As the industry repositions itself to meet the needs of today's guests, architect and designers can seize the opportunity to develop hospitality spaces which enable patrons to forge more meaningful connections with others, earning a more significant role in their communities. Forward thinking hospitality design reimagines public spaces to become the community town center where local patrons and overnight guests find wellness focused flexible spaces for meeting, working, creating, and socializing. READ MORE

Martha  Weidmann

When curated with intention, hotel art can transcend traditional ideas of beauty and instead become a powerful catalyst for well-being, especially when the art can leverage natural materials and biophilic design while expressing local flair and culture. The interactions and memories generated by art can create unique experiences that meet guests' desires for something new while encouraging relaxation and enjoyment. READ MORE

Willis Loughhead

Challenged to meet modern aesthetic standards while embracing its famed past, The Algonquin Hotel recently underwent a comprehensive redesign of all public spaces, spearheaded by General Manager, Willis Loughhead. The renovation references the famed literary and theatrical personalities who organized the legendary Round Table there in the 1900s while weaving together contemporary design trends. READ MORE

John Bohlmann

The things we take for granted are often some of the most important ones for our wellness. The air we breathe every day is one of those things. In this report discover how your life is affected by indoor air quality, what science says, and how new technologies are working to provide better spaces to live and work in. READ MORE

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