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April Lickovitch

COVID-19 changed everything for the hospitality industry. Historically hotels relied on business travelers and groups to fill rooms, but are now required to focus heavily on leisure. And the mindset of the leisure guest is completely different. Digital marketing - specifically how you market your hotel online - will be key to smoothly transitioning to meet the needs of this target audience and capture greater market share. READ MORE

Allison Kronberg

Business Insider claimed in 2021 that hotel wellness marketing was superficial. As wellness became synonymous with safety, the author argued, the industry was facing a reckoning on what constituted true wellness. But "wellness" is different from "safety" in terms of each topic's consumer interest and COVID's respective impact. Hospitality marketers must closely watch how those interests trend. READ MORE

Robert O'Halloran

A hotel that focuses its marketing and sales efforts on guest confidence can build trust that relates to guest's feelings of safety and security to create repeat guests. Sales and marketing for hotels can create an expectation that the new standards for health and safety have and will sustain and be enhanced as part of the operations future. READ MORE

Rachel Svoboda

In 2020, the hospitality industry had to adjust quickly to accommodate COVID-19 protocols. Now in 2022 with travel restrictions easing and more people choosing to travel, it is just as important to advertise that your hotel upholds the highest of cleanliness standards. Read this article to learn 4 ways in which you can assure guests that your accommodations are clean. READ MORE

Wout Van De Broek

In the aftermath of Covid, designing public spaces to protect health and wellness has to be a priority. In all likelihood, health considerations will continue to be a priority in the years to come. These new priorities need not be seen as a burden, instead they're an opportunity to integrate healthy design into public spaces. READ MORE

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